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Is it possible to get a nerve test done to check out what's wrong with my vibration sensation under my skin?
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Yes: Neurologists test sensory modalities in general. Check in with a neurologist to see if there are specific tests for vibration sense. The symptoms may relate to some other disorder of the nerves, spinal cord or brain.
Answered 11/28/2017
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