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Old 03-11-2016, 09:06 PM #10
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btw how do you diagnostic neuropathy? I have often burning pains and even a bone pains sensation. Sometimens comes, sometimes goes. My EMGs are all negative; MRI all negative, QST one is positive and another negative. My GP wont run a nerve biopsy. Vitamin D is in deficiency.. Please if anybody read that i know you can have more experience than me. Its really a neuropathy? It could really be a psychogenic pain? I have it since long and i dont sure about the last thing:S And if was a neuropathy or a psychogenic how does improve that??
I have SFN diagnosed with a skin biopsy. Just having the diagnosis eased my mind. It helps to know that I'm not crazy. Especially since the first neuro I went to told me I was making up my symptoms. I honestly thought I was losing it.
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