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Old 05-29-2014, 01:48 PM #12
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Great post TXTBatman!!!

Elle - The spondylosis and stenosis could definitely cause some numbness and tingling in your arms. You asked about common reasons for lesions. I don't know the statistics but I know that things like a virus or migraine could cause lesions. If you're looking for something mild as the cause. But, the only way you are going to know is by seeing a good neurologist. I agree that you may not need a LP. Like I mentioned, I was dx without an LP.

Hang in there!!! We are all here to help you through this.
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