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Hello
41 year old man and Iam a "little" worried.
It started for like 4-5 weeks ago when I got out of bed I felt some kind of weakness in my left foot, it felt off. But the weakness only appears when I walk, i feel my gait its off and my left leg suddenly became longer overnight. Maybe my head is playing trick with me, cause Iam hyper focused on that leg when I walk.
2 weeks ago fasciculation startede its non-stop in my feets, I cant see it, but I for sure can feel something. I have always had some fasciculation almost all over my body, but the feet is new, also its non stop. Also my calves have starting to be sore just a little, no cramps.
So I went to see the Doctor and she forwarded me to a neurologist, after bloodwork and some tests.
I do hope all this is anxeity related, but have no real history of anxiety.
I will ofcourse update after my Neurologist visit, if anyone have some advice for the visit there please feel free to reply.
Thank you to all who have taken their time to read this.
41 year old man and Iam a "little" worried.
It started for like 4-5 weeks ago when I got out of bed I felt some kind of weakness in my left foot, it felt off. But the weakness only appears when I walk, i feel my gait its off and my left leg suddenly became longer overnight. Maybe my head is playing trick with me, cause Iam hyper focused on that leg when I walk.
2 weeks ago fasciculation startede its non-stop in my feets, I cant see it, but I for sure can feel something. I have always had some fasciculation almost all over my body, but the feet is new, also its non stop. Also my calves have starting to be sore just a little, no cramps.
So I went to see the Doctor and she forwarded me to a neurologist, after bloodwork and some tests.
I do hope all this is anxeity related, but have no real history of anxiety.
I will ofcourse update after my Neurologist visit, if anyone have some advice for the visit there please feel free to reply.
Thank you to all who have taken their time to read this.