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Emg came back normal, results stated no neuropathy (left leg below knee). does that leave me with a mild case of crps? see pictures in health file.
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Maybe: I certainly would not hang my hat on EMG results - they can be affected by many factors. Neuropathy can take awhile to show pos. On emg. There certainly is a chance it is crps. Hope this helps.
Answered 6/10/2014
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