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Movement Disorders Including essential tremor, dystonia and Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS). |
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Hello,
I am brand new to this website and English is my second language. I will go straight to the point and I hope it will be clear. I started having weird movements last January such as numbness and twitching just at night (when falling asleep, during sleep, and just before I wake up). It got worse day by day but I still don't have iton a daily basis nor when I am wide awake. Plus, I feel like fainting when sleeping sometimes and I get adrenaline rush as well. I went to a neuoro specialist, he said it's something mental and askef fir EEG and MRI. My EEG was normal, my MRI too but I noticed on my MRI a phrase that says (clinical data: frequent myoclonus). I started googling but I found out a lot of information which made me kind of lost. I don't know whether it's something serious or should I worry about it or not? Please help! |
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"Thanks for this!" says: | Skeezyks (01-11-2017) |
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