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Old 09-20-2013, 07:36 PM #1
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Unhappy hypersensitivity of central nervous system
hi everybody..has anyone had this diagnosis. I am not satisfied with this diagnosis, as I am now walking with a walker when I am outside the home and a cane around the condo complex. does anyone have fasciculations, twitches, electric shock feelings, leg weakness cramping hands and feet and muscle spasms in calf and butt as well as arthritis in neck back and knees...I really think this is MS?
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hi everybody..has anyone had this diagnosis. I am not satisfied with this diagnosis, as I am now walking with a walker when I am outside the home and a cane around the condo complex. does anyone have fasciculations, twitches, electric shock feelings, leg weakness cramping hands and feet and muscle spasms in calf and butt as well as arthritis in neck back and knees...I really think this is MS?
ANY AND ALL FEEDBACK WELCOME! thanks tg
I'm not too sure about MS, I know people with MS have difficulty walking and stuff, I see a neurologist for my issues in october, and I feel like some of your symptoms could possibly be related, I hope you doctor sends you to a neurologist and does tests so you can find out. much love
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