Sabah
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Hi,
My wife is 31 years old and has that odd symptom yesterday. All of a sudden she couldn't move her left toes and there was pain in the thighs. She slept and in the morning there was nothing, no pain or paralysis. Everything has gone and she came back to her normal life. She can move her toes like normal person and she can drive a manual transmission car so she can push the clutch with her left foot in order to shift the gear. No other symptoms in the arms or the other leg but there is a mild weakness on her left leg but I don't know if it is perceived or clinical. She doesn't have muscle twitches, fatigue and/or other symptoms.
She is under great stress at the moment and unable to relax because the problem is at her office.
We saw a neuro just about a year ago and the examination and MR results came back normal. Could it be a pinched nerve or something else or just can be related to excessive stress that she has been dealing?
Thank you very much.
My wife is 31 years old and has that odd symptom yesterday. All of a sudden she couldn't move her left toes and there was pain in the thighs. She slept and in the morning there was nothing, no pain or paralysis. Everything has gone and she came back to her normal life. She can move her toes like normal person and she can drive a manual transmission car so she can push the clutch with her left foot in order to shift the gear. No other symptoms in the arms or the other leg but there is a mild weakness on her left leg but I don't know if it is perceived or clinical. She doesn't have muscle twitches, fatigue and/or other symptoms.
She is under great stress at the moment and unable to relax because the problem is at her office.
We saw a neuro just about a year ago and the examination and MR results came back normal. Could it be a pinched nerve or something else or just can be related to excessive stress that she has been dealing?
Thank you very much.