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Old 05-02-2008, 08:42 AM #2
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Before offering any suggestions, only to have you say,
"Been there, done that!",......... a few questions:
Are you seeing a specialist- a neurologist who specializes in PN?
What are all your Sx (symptoms)?
What is your Dx (diagnoses)?
How long have you had PN?
What medications are you taking, & at what strengths, & how often?
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