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Old 08-07-2009, 08:28 AM #5
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You need to see a neuro that is a PN specialist.
One in a teaching hospital neuro dept that does research,
or a facility that has a large neuro dept with experts in PN.
I go to Johns Hopkins. There are other centers like
Jack Miller, The Cornell-Weill Center, Mayo Clinic, etc, that
will do this.
Most plain neuros will take your money, and are clueless
as to proper diagnoses, treatment, & medications.
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