Hi Deb, welcome to limbo-land. There are lots of us here. Don't get me started on perceived vs clinical weakness. I think it's a continuum, not an either / or condition. I KNEW that I was getting much weaker and fatiguing easily. The fact that 1 doctor did not perceive clinical weakness and another did shows how inexact the clinical exam can be.
Personally, I have read about post viral syndrome. It sounds like sort of a "squishy" diagnosis to me, if you know what I mean. Kind of "let's make this woman happy and put a name on it but we really don't know yet" kind of thing.
Just my opinion. But I read up on the Dean clinic and it sounds like they have some good doctors there. I don't remember his name but I remember reading about the head neuro (Asian-American guy). He seemed like he had great credentials.
Unfortunately it's just alot of waiting. I won't tell you not to focus on it! How can you not?
Good luck, keep me posted.
Paul
Personally, I have read about post viral syndrome. It sounds like sort of a "squishy" diagnosis to me, if you know what I mean. Kind of "let's make this woman happy and put a name on it but we really don't know yet" kind of thing.
Just my opinion. But I read up on the Dean clinic and it sounds like they have some good doctors there. I don't remember his name but I remember reading about the head neuro (Asian-American guy). He seemed like he had great credentials.
Unfortunately it's just alot of waiting. I won't tell you not to focus on it! How can you not?
Good luck, keep me posted.
Paul