mydecember1985
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- FL
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- Ocala
Sorry I hadn't logged in for some time. Original thread here:
https://www.alsforums.com/forum/do-...-cramps-maybe-some-foot-drop-suggestions.html
Mods please combine it back if possible.:mrgreen: <Sorry. See my post below. --mod>
My neurologist was not able to perform a lower EMG since it had been done in the last 12 months. I would have to pay for it out of pocket.
For around 6-8 weeks, my thigh pain and exercise intolerance went back to 60-70% normal. Unfortunately, it's back again for about the last month or so. Of course, I was doing my best when I finally got into my new neuro :roll:
Deep, deep ligament and bone pain. Still having small fasciculations (mostly legs, but still some forearm/shoulder/neck, but I just ignore them. This bone pain is very hard to ignore, though. I'm planning on lining up a visit with my GP in 2 weeks or so.
I do get some minor relief from rubbing my sciatic bundles in my buttocks, so I might follow that path to see if that is an issue.
Along the neurological issues possibly related to my neck injury, I can repeatedly make my arms and pectoral muscles twitch by stretching my neck. Always in the exact same muscle groups. There is certainly some kind of pressure going on in there.
https://www.alsforums.com/forum/do-...-cramps-maybe-some-foot-drop-suggestions.html
Mods please combine it back if possible.:mrgreen: <Sorry. See my post below. --mod>
My neurologist was not able to perform a lower EMG since it had been done in the last 12 months. I would have to pay for it out of pocket.
For around 6-8 weeks, my thigh pain and exercise intolerance went back to 60-70% normal. Unfortunately, it's back again for about the last month or so. Of course, I was doing my best when I finally got into my new neuro :roll:
Deep, deep ligament and bone pain. Still having small fasciculations (mostly legs, but still some forearm/shoulder/neck, but I just ignore them. This bone pain is very hard to ignore, though. I'm planning on lining up a visit with my GP in 2 weeks or so.
I do get some minor relief from rubbing my sciatic bundles in my buttocks, so I might follow that path to see if that is an issue.
Along the neurological issues possibly related to my neck injury, I can repeatedly make my arms and pectoral muscles twitch by stretching my neck. Always in the exact same muscle groups. There is certainly some kind of pressure going on in there.
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