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A member asked:
Has a neurologist heard of the term " electrical & chemical dysfunction and is this due to an attack on nerve cells ?
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Doubt it: England is world renowned for its neurology. What you mentioned is quite nonspecific. See your GP first and discuss your concerns and go from there.
Answered 3/11/2016
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