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Old 11-28-2010, 11:28 PM #1
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Does anyone have a normal Babinski reflex and have MS?
A positive Babinsky indicates damage to the CNS; as such, it is not exclusive to MS. Stroke victims and others with nerve damage get to experience this.

I would imagine someone with cognitive or visual impairment (brain vs spinal damage) might not be afflicted.

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my babinsky on the left is all screwy, and on the right normal.
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What's a babinski thing a ma jig??
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What's a babinski thing a ma jig??
Babinski is done as part of a neurological exam.

Here is some information about babinski reflex:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/e...cle/003294.htm
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Babinski is done as part of a neurological exam.

Here is some information about babinski reflex:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/e...cle/003294.htm
My neuro does this every visit (scrapes the bottom of my feet), I never knew this was the Babinski, though I'd heard the term before.

He never said that I was a 'positive', or never said anything after attempting the test on either foot about anything being amiss. Interesting!
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My neuro does this every visit (scrapes the bottom of my feet), I never knew this was the Babinski, though I'd heard the term before.

He never said that I was a 'positive', or never said anything after attempting the test on either foot about anything being amiss. Interesting!
Ask him next time, Laura

Since my very first neuro appointment my babinski refles has been abnormal on both feet.
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My reports always say " no babinski present"
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my babinsky on the left is all screwy, and on the right normal.
My left foot is like this, too. But I have pain in my right leg. My Neuro didn't do this test on me last time I went......and I got a pedicure and everything before my appointment. I should have asked for it but didn't think about it till I got home.
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I have a positive babinski (abnormal) and I only have brain lesions, no spinal lesions.
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