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Old 03-08-2009, 09:50 AM #2
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CIDP is a neuropathy of the 'bigger' nerves, or how do you call that in English SFN is a damage of the small nerves, that's the difference. But I understand your confusion, I first also thought that I had CIDP, before I knew about SFN.
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Diagnosed by small fiber neuropathy.

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so please ask me if you think
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