Where to begin?
looks as if I have seem to stir up some controversy on this thread as my last. It is kind of werid but ok I care and I dont have a comment as being another person "in disguise". That is ridiculous in my eye's.
Not going to the doctor when you have a problem that gives you "great anxiety" isn't controversial -- it's just plain stupid. What's controversial is you expecting us to ignore the fact that you consistently ignore the advice you're given and refuse to answer questions that we ask you. That's the type of behavior that we see from silly teenagers that want to jerk the old sick folks around.
And when your writing "style" and approach to advice that you're given mimics that of another user who wastes our time with similar foolishness and tortures our eyesight with your semiliteracy, don't be surprised when people think you are the same person.
I probably will not be even able to make it to the neuro on Monday as my estranged father is having a surgry so I will be there for him and have to make a later appointment added stress.
Hospital emergency rooms are open 24 hours a day and will be until your estranged father has his surgery. If you had called your primary care doctor on Tuesday, it's very likely that he/she would have seen you by now and you would know what the problem is. If it's not important to you what's wrong with your finger, why should we care what's wrong with your finger?
I see some people have the same finger issue as I have and it is normal and someone else said it is something for a neuro to look at. I do feel it is alarming as it has never once happend to me before I would have noticed this a few months ago while "checking" over my body. I do relieze anixiety can do a number on the ol nogan but i have been stress free an had a mind made up of something odd in my body and then this. Just thought I would post and see what other people had to say.
You got the advice you were after: see a doctor. And it doesn't have to be a neuro, by the way.
Probably normal. Just do not understand how it would come on like this and never leave well I hope and pray that my neuro sure does take this seriously he probably will not as he dont seem to focused. Hey what do I know?
And until you have it looked at by a doctor and find out what's causing it, you'll remain ignorant of what's going on and will have to fill in the blanks with some more misunderstood and misinterpreted "research" from the ’Net. Do that to your heart's content, but expect to be challenged when you post it here.
I do know that now my finger is staying like this I have to use my muscle or whatever it is iam useing to keep it straight like in my left hand. Did anyone ever find out if there was an emg done that LMN would show up way before a body part became paralyzed (say like mine if this would be als?) To me this would be a great example of a muscle losing strength one day normal one day not.
EMGs show LMN problems long before clinical signs such as weakness, twitching, or paralysis show up. We answer that question a couple of times a week here and a post about EMGs and what they can and can't find is linked in one of the "sticky" posts that are permanently listed at the top of this section of the board. You ought to try reading the sticky posts.
And what you are calling "weakness" or "paralysis" is only that in your mind. Come back when you've found a doctor who agrees with you.
