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Old 04-12-2015, 03:55 PM #1
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Did anyone have an abrupt start of symptoms from an accident? Or do the symptoms usually come on gradually--what is more common?
Is there a way to prove definitely the connection between your symptoms and an accident when there is a long gap from onset to diagnosis? Thanks
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Yes, I did have an abrupt onset of symptoms but not from an accident. I became disabled over the course of 2 weeks.
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Mine was cumulative- chronic repetitive strain injuries, shoulder injuries, neck strain and a long ago concussion/whiplash that caused some c spine misalignments played a part I think in the overall picture.
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Yes, I had sudden onset from a traumatic fall on outstretched arm. These symptoms were noticed before I could get on my feet. Over the last 14 months things have only progressed.
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Yes, I had sudden onset from a traumatic fall on outstretched arm. These symptoms were noticed before I could get on my feet. Over the last 14 months things have only progressed.
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