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Old 04-02-2009, 12:23 AM #11
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Yep, In the beggining of my nerve troubles I was told I had " no sign of diabetes whats so ever " from a GP who used the fasting glucose test, but my neuro sent me off for a glucose tolerance test and the results were that I was Prediabetic or sometimes called borderline diabetes, it was the cause of my neuropathy, I hope you find the cause of your troubles.

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