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i have horizontal nastygmus in both eyes. Makes me so dizzy sometimes i cant stand. lol. But they dont really know what i have.

and if your tongue has ridges along the sides, its simply from your tongue resting against your teeth when your mouth is closed, that isn't scalloping. just relax! :D everything will work out.

you cant see the nerves under your tongue. your looking at a saliva gland. they are supposed to be yellow/pale.

ive read some medical journal articles that stated "cramps can occur in any affected muscle", they didnt explain further. i thought it was kind of vague. but if its helpful then i guess thats good. i can find the articles again if you want to see them. also; are the cramps random? i always...

cyanobacteria are blue-green algae, the 'cyano' prefix is where the blue comes from in blue green. cyanobacteria are the oldest form of algae. They are basically 'photosynthetic bacteria' from which most alga are derived. theyre responsible for alot of the shellfish poisoning syndromes that we...

the substance from blue-green algae, seen in the native guam chamarro population with ALS, is beta-Methylamino-L-alanine (BMAA), an excitotoxic neurotransmitter. i believe they found it in extremely high concentrations in their brains while doing tissue analyses. they ingested it, not from...

sorry to hear about, this D: if ya ever need someone to talk to send me a pm hang in there.

look at an isaacs syndrome page. just to give you an example of something that could be causing what you are experiencing. it could be; lyme disease, mito. myopathy, ion channelopathy, BFS, BCFS, Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy, vitamin D deficiency, Vitamin B12 deficiency...

im the same way. dont let it get to you. just chill out, take a deep breath and enjoy the moment. after all, you could be walking down the street tomorrow and get nailed by a bus, but your not worrying about that right? (you probably have better odds of getting hit by a bus than having als...)...

waiting is what youll have to do. what do your twitches look like? i know waiting sucks, but just have hope. :D i hate to say it, but als is a very difficult disease to diagnose, as im sure many people will tell you on here, and all anyone here can offer is opinions, which, whatever they say...