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Old 12-30-2007, 07:48 PM #2
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1- A good neuro who is experienced in PN and will listen fully to your symptoms and make full use of all tests available to find out what nerves are involved and all tests available to try to find a cause.
Combining 2 & 3 - doesn't listen to you or believe your symptoms are real, not using or bothering to use any available tests, not reffering you to someone else that has more experience in that field.
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