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I'm kind of in limbo here with our health insurance as my husband is changing jobs. I still want to get a skin punch biopsy test to check for SFN. The last neurologist that I saw said that would be fine, but he said something about my blood tests indicating that I may not have it? How can blood tests possibly indicate this?
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