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Old 09-23-2011, 06:27 PM #9
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I went to see my primary care doctor today and he referred me to a neurologist as I hoped he would. He said he thinks its time for another MRI to check out what's going on in my brain which I was also happy about. I can't have any more CT scans since I've apparently had too many over too short of a time span.

When my doctor checked my reflexes he noticed that they were asymmetrical. The reflexes on my right side are much stronger than on my left. I don't know what that means but it seems kinda scary so I'm hoping that the neurologist can shed some light on why that's happening.

Has anyone else experienced this?
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