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Could antibodies to the nmda-like receptors in the epidermis cause dysesthesias?
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Dysesthesias: There is some data about nmda-receptor antibodies leading to encephalitis and inflammatory issues, but this would need to be discussed with your neurologist.
Answered 4/7/2013
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