ama672
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OK,
Original neuro dismissed me and after the EMG said that it was all normal.
Two weeks later, my left arm was getting weaker in addition to the twitches, cramps, tremors, and stiffness. Went to a neuromuscalar specialist who conducted the EMG on Monday and said that it was abnormal in my forearm and tricep. He said that I'm pretty such it's a pinch nerve at this point that is causing your weakness. Fast forward to today when I went to the gym, I couldn't lift nearly as much with my right arm (it was very sore afterwards).
On my MRI, there is degenerative damage on the C6-C7 side.
I don't know what to do anymore. I'm pretty much getting ready to accept the ALS diagnosis at this point since the symptoms have progressed to my other arm.
I'm only 26.
Original neuro dismissed me and after the EMG said that it was all normal.
Two weeks later, my left arm was getting weaker in addition to the twitches, cramps, tremors, and stiffness. Went to a neuromuscalar specialist who conducted the EMG on Monday and said that it was abnormal in my forearm and tricep. He said that I'm pretty such it's a pinch nerve at this point that is causing your weakness. Fast forward to today when I went to the gym, I couldn't lift nearly as much with my right arm (it was very sore afterwards).
On my MRI, there is degenerative damage on the C6-C7 side.
I don't know what to do anymore. I'm pretty much getting ready to accept the ALS diagnosis at this point since the symptoms have progressed to my other arm.
I'm only 26.