superryann
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- Aug 1, 2019
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- Reason
- Learn about ALS
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- Country
- US
- State
- WI
27yo female.
I've been twitching for 8 years and within the past 7 months began having some rapidly progressing weakness- trouble typing, walking, atrophy in knee. I'm scared.
Had an EMG/NCS a few days ago along L side- where I am feeling most of the weakness.
It didn't seem like she pricked too many muscles but narrated to me through the process what was going on.
I don't have the report yet- but the neurologist doing the test said everything looked completely normal in both the EMG and NCS part and nothing pointed to any evidence of MND.
I'm usually twitching all day- but I don't think any twitching was captured on the test.
If I had denervation would the EMG/NCS catch it at this point? Does it matter that we only tested muscles on my left side?
I asked my neuro if we could please order an EMG for the right side too and she refused. I don't know why but it makes me uncomfortable.
I've been twitching for 8 years and within the past 7 months began having some rapidly progressing weakness- trouble typing, walking, atrophy in knee. I'm scared.
Had an EMG/NCS a few days ago along L side- where I am feeling most of the weakness.
It didn't seem like she pricked too many muscles but narrated to me through the process what was going on.
I don't have the report yet- but the neurologist doing the test said everything looked completely normal in both the EMG and NCS part and nothing pointed to any evidence of MND.
I'm usually twitching all day- but I don't think any twitching was captured on the test.
If I had denervation would the EMG/NCS catch it at this point? Does it matter that we only tested muscles on my left side?
I asked my neuro if we could please order an EMG for the right side too and she refused. I don't know why but it makes me uncomfortable.