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Hi Dorothy,

Hummm, well then I am confused too. I had the needle in the nerve test and the

one where they shock you, I couldn't feel either so no pain there thank

goodness, and he said all was fine. But then he told me pheripheral neuropathy.

To be honest I did not think him to be much of a doctor. So I wonder then why I

am so numb everywhere. I think once I find out Tues what the rheumy says about

my blood work I need a trip to my doc to investigate this more and find out the

problem. It is getting to be more and more problematic every day. Thank you for

the information.

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I'm confused about this, . You said that a neurologist told you that

your nerves are fine, but you have peripheral neuropathy. Neuropathy is

defined as damage to nerves. Peripheral just means that it is your

peripheral extremities (arms, hands, feet and legs) I believe. This would

not account for the burning/tingling sensations along your spine.

I know it's all very confusing, particularly when we have more than one

disease or illness. I also have several herniated discs.

I think you need a clear clarification of the neuropathy. Did you have the

nerve function test (EMG, I think it's called)? If you've had it, you'll

remember since it can be painful - needles stuck in your leg or arm.

Dorothy

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