HenrykNowicki
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I have read and reviewed the general information provided on the forum outlining what is and what is not ALS.
My question stands, however.
As early as 2019, February I experienced twitching throughout most muscle groups, followed by some hand and foot aches - these eventually went away after 2-3 weeks.
To date, 2019, June, I am still experiencing some twitching throughout the body. The hand aches have also returned in my left hand and it seems a little weaker, but also nearly every time I wake in the morning it is numb and tingly, quite clearly isolated to the ring and pinky finger. After a few moments of being awake, it goes away. This began approx. 1 month back.
I am not certain it is true weakness, as I still performed my exercises routine which included biking and holding 20lb weights in each hand.
In 2019, March, I visited my physician after approx 3 weeks of twitching symptoms. In 2019, April I visited a Neurologist, with a specialty in neuro-muscular disorders. The outcome of the visit, was not disorder at all was suspected, no testing recommended, and no follow up necessary to be scheduled.
Based on this, do I have any thing to be concerned about? I have never experienced these hand aches before. Do I need to follow up with the doctor?
Vitals: Male, 25 years old, White.
My question stands, however.
As early as 2019, February I experienced twitching throughout most muscle groups, followed by some hand and foot aches - these eventually went away after 2-3 weeks.
To date, 2019, June, I am still experiencing some twitching throughout the body. The hand aches have also returned in my left hand and it seems a little weaker, but also nearly every time I wake in the morning it is numb and tingly, quite clearly isolated to the ring and pinky finger. After a few moments of being awake, it goes away. This began approx. 1 month back.
I am not certain it is true weakness, as I still performed my exercises routine which included biking and holding 20lb weights in each hand.
In 2019, March, I visited my physician after approx 3 weeks of twitching symptoms. In 2019, April I visited a Neurologist, with a specialty in neuro-muscular disorders. The outcome of the visit, was not disorder at all was suspected, no testing recommended, and no follow up necessary to be scheduled.
Based on this, do I have any thing to be concerned about? I have never experienced these hand aches before. Do I need to follow up with the doctor?
Vitals: Male, 25 years old, White.