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Old 02-06-2013, 03:13 PM #1
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Default Neuro said I have hyperactive reflexes

Neuro appt today. Dr. said I have hyperactive reflexes. I'm having 2 MRIs done. I've had twitching since my accident also. Anyone else experience this or know what this could mean?
I didn't process it until we left. I thought I was having more MRIs for a different reason.
Rest of the appt went much better than previous ones. My symptom score is improving slowly. I haven't taken the computer test yet. Too much stimulation and my symptoms come on full steam.
Thanks, MissingMe
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