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Old 01-28-2009, 09:58 PM #3
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thanks Glen - I have been wondering if this is considered nerve root ? I have lupus, so my nerve problems are autoimmune, and I think that this will be considered as being mononeuritis multiplex rather than peripheral neuropathy.

I see my rheumie tomorrow so I will talk to her about it, but I have to wait until March to talk to my neuro. Aint that always the way when you have a 'burning question'.

My previous nerve conduction studies have shown signs of radiculopathy, so maybe that is it.

thanks again,

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