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While digging through my records for info my doc needs for my Mayo Clinic referral, I finally found my EMG results from 2004. I am, however, unclear as to what they mean. Here's what it said:

"diffuse peripheral polyneuropathy involving motor and sensory nerves affecting both the axon and the myelin"

Is this referring to more than one type of neuropathy? I tried reading some of the stickies, but my brain fog is not letting me make much sense of them tonight.

Can anyone translate? Maybe then I can go back to what ever stickies would best apply to me and see if I can get something to sink in.

Sorry to be so clueless.

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