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Old 06-19-2008, 06:15 PM #3
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I do have some burning in my eye ( not dry eye) but infrequent and just barely noticable. I have a positive skin biosposy for small fiber and also postitve R to R test (cardiac). When I asked my neurologist about MS he said it strikes younger people. I'm 58 female otherwise healthy. I was a kidney donor so they work you up throughly for that (ten years ago) and all was good at that time. I've had 3 hour glucose test also neg. Lots of blood work, neg.
My neurologist has stated he is not a PN expert and that my symptoms are not classic. He referred me to Mayo but that's very expensive.
Thanks for your interest.
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