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Old 04-07-2008, 08:33 AM #6
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Unfortunately, the end and beginning of a flare can be a little confusing for some of us. My first major flare of tremors lasted for three months. The tremors went away, only to be replaced by numbness on the same side. For me, most of my other flare symptoms have stuck around. Just not as constant as they were during the flare.

I have learned to only call the neuro for very new symptoms. Partially due to the fact that he's one of those that are MRI happy. Old symptoms getting temporarily worse usually indicates (for me so far) that I have an infection,I'm overheated, or I pushed my stubborn self just a little too far.

Hang in there.
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