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Originally Posted by On_A_Freeway
HI CTman. Yes, that is the spot. Weill Cornell is part of NY Presbyterian. It's a nice facility, but my experience with my Dr is that they diagnose you and prescribed meds and that's basically it. The last time I went was for a follow up EMG test. The result said that I improved in one area, but regressed in another. The suggestion was to keep doing what I was doing and come back in a year for a follow up.
Outside of lifestyle changes which include incorporating vitamins, I don't think there is much more we can do. I'm going to keep on pushing on.
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I just don't fully understand how it progresses if you eliminate what is causing it. It makes no sense to me. What you guys have said (stop/drastically reduce intake coupled with healthier lifestyle) makes a ton of logical sense to me.
I had an appointment with a neuro, their initial read was it isn't alcohol related neuropathy because it is more in my calf area than in my fingers/ hands and toes/feet. They did blood tests and physical exam (reflexes, etc) and said all is fine.
I have an EMG scheduled for Oct 24th. What should I expext3, is this super painful, or just uncomfortable?