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Old 10-09-2010, 11:05 AM #1
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Lightbulb Neurological Exam?
Did anyone feel they had MS or Parkinsons? I have been having symptoms since 2005. I've been to numerous doctors/specialists all have told me it is either in my head, I'm crazy, etc.... and finally I've had tests that have proven something neurologically is wrong with me. It is either Parkinsons, MS or Alzheimers. Not sure which it is due to the outcome of the neurological exam/memory loss.

Have no clue. I have a huge list of neurological symptoms but when the neurologicalpsychiatrist asked me to list the symptoms to him verbally I wasn't able to do it. Listing them in writing I am able to do. Is this something of Parkinsons?

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