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Default Erythromelalgia and Neuropathy

Was researching something else and stumbled upon this article from a few years ago about a condition called erythromelalgia and neurologic abnormalities associated with it. Thought someone here might find it interesting:

http://archderm.ama-assn.org/cgi/con...ll/139/10/1337

So many mysterious sources of neuropathy, so little time. This appears to be a source of the small-fiber variety.

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