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Old 02-07-2009, 08:08 PM #6
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I live in Iowa City, which has one of the top University Medical Centers in the country, particularly neuro. So that either means the neurologist will be awesome and really listen, or will be so full of herself and so used to seeing cookie cutter cases that she won't give me more than those 30 seconds.

As for my PT, you're right, maybe I need to come in armed with some articles, but I'll have to do it carefully so as not to offend her. I'll have to think on that...

I do think PT can help with PN, especially with the weakness part of it. But only if the PT acknowledges that it's not "muscle pain!"
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