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Old 12-15-2008, 02:42 PM #1
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Default how come? - funny question
I would like to ask a very funny question...

How come that people here in this forum know so much about neuropathy - can tell about the couses, what kind of tests we have to do and even what supplenents are better to take and in what condition.
And - our doctors that learn so many years and specialize in this field - don't have any answer.
I know that this is a kind of no answer question - but I have to ask it.
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