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I had proprioceptive dysfunction for a couple of weeks--mainly in my toes on my right foot. But it happened to my right leg too for hours. It's unnerving.

CITH, that totally sucks that it's making you feel this way. I so hope you're feeling a bit better now. And yes, no one messes with mom, so kick MonSter butt!!

PT, as HollyM said, can be beneficial. It may just be that it'll help you strengthen limbs, but any extra strengthening we can get helps.



Let us know what the neuro said. I know it's scary, but it's better to KNOW than not to know and let your mind run wild. K?
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