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Old 05-15-2014, 06:52 PM
Hanshan Hanshan is offline
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Is it standard procedure for neurologists to dismiss/ignore complaints of weakness if it can't be clinically presented? My symptoms are primarily sensory and located in my feet. Evidently, vitamin deficiencies are implicated (both b12 and e). But I am also experiencing intermittent weakness in my left leg. It is relatively minor, but definitely noticeable for me. The neurologist I was seeing did not seem to concerned about it (the EMG and nerve conduction test showed nothing out of the ordinary in both arms and legs). I have plans to follow up with a neuro-muscular disorder specialist in a few weeks, I am hoping he might take the weakness more seriously.
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