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Old 08-21-2013, 07:07 AM #9
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Originally Posted by Newbie27 View Post
no there is no nuropathy in the family there is chrohns and my mum had bad circulation,
the dostor i saw last night quoted that it could be degenerative neropthay hence he said either MS, OR MND
But he isn't a neurologist and you haven't had any testing done yet, right? It is terrifying to have a doctor throw out some scary guesses, but that is all they are. Please try not to get carried away with worst case scenarios, it is probably not one of those, he was just thinking out loud, which was irresponsible since he really is just guessing at this point. Many people here have had your symptoms, and most of us do not have progressive neuropathies.
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