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Does anyone have SPINAL MYOCLONUS or PALATAL MYOCLONUS?

 
 
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Old 07-07-2009, 07:14 PM #7
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I have been diagnosed as having segmental myoclonus. One neurologist said it was spinal myoclonus. I beblieve this started about 18 months ago with neck surgery. I ended up with a real bad case of MRSA. The wound had to be re-opened and all the hardware removed. The wound was left open and I had to take antibiotics intravenously for 3 months. One neurologist tried to treat it with medication and I am now waiting on an appointment to see another specialist. Anyone have any ideas about this.
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