Are you working with a specific neurologist or a team of diagnosticians?

we are working with the neurologist team at the Southern General Hospital in Glasgow Mainly Dr Petty.
thanks
jim

A quick search revealed that SENSORY GANGLIONOPATHY is an autoimmune disorder, meaning that your wife's immune system is actually attacking itself. It seems that the treatment for her condition is not officially defined, and has had mixed results.

I found a discussion paper on the condition, as related to Sjögren’s syndrome, which might help:

http://jnnp.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/77/8/ 967

"Therapeutic response to intravenous immunoglobulin (Ig) may involve immunomodulation, lessening the toxic effects of infiltrating cells. During painful sensory neuropathy, we suspect that the lesion responsible is also within the sensory ganglion, with cell inflammation affecting small neurones rather than large ones as in sensory ataxic form."