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Hello- Please read here: Read Before Posting It recommends visiting with a doctor first if you have concerns about your health. It also explains why twitching absent weakness is not linked to ALS, as well sensory issues (pain) pointing towards some other issue. So, visit with your doc if you...

Hello- You won't get any different advice than what you were provided the last time you posted. If you feel there have been changes, we always advise people return to their physician so they can observe what you are experiencing. You again list things not associated with ALS, so your focus on...

This is something you must discuss with your medical provider. This forum is here to provide basic information about the ALS diagnostic process, but it's primary function is to provide support for those who have been directly affected by a diagnosis of ALS- either themself or a loved one.

Hello- Reading here will reassure you with regards to ALS: Read Before Posting. It explains why sensory issues (numbness) and tremoring point away from ALS/MND. Not sure what the trouble might be, but an ALS diagnosis requires some pretty specific clinical findings- which you do not report, nor...

You might benefit from joining a group that is dedicated to the effects of covid. There is research showing that people experience long term issues, even if the initial infection was mild and/or they experienced an asymptomatic infection. Reddit and Facebook are both sites that have multiple...

Sounds like the multiple doctors are correct- it is not ALS. You have been cleared by more than one doctor. You twitch. There are normal variations in reflexes and anxiety will sometimes cause brisk reflexes. You do not have weakness. While your twitches must be frustrating for you, that is...

Hello- This part of the "Read Before Posting" post answers your question: There are many things that cause a sensation of weakness or temporary weakness. To go directly to ALS is a huge leap. If you work with your hands daily, you may wish to work with a physiotherapist to find ways to...

Hello- Please read here: Read Before Posting It explains why twitching without clinical weakness can be a sign of many things, but not ALS. I'd recommend not searching online, not because I think you have something to be worried about, but because it's pretty clear you are struggling with...