DavidL
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- Jul 22, 2013
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- Learn about ALS
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- Sioux Falls
Back in 2001, I developed fasciculations in my right foot, which soon after spread throughout my body. Had 3 emg's in a year's time, and nothing came of that, and was diagnosed with generalized fasciculations.
So, here it is 12 years later, and I've decided to get a new neuro consultation and hoping that another emg is done.
I'm a daily marijuana smoker.. Sometimes I really can't shake the feeling that my muscle twitching is benign. My brain is sometimes convinced that the marijuana has kept more serious symptoms at bay? I still have generalized fasciculations, but no cramping or weakness that I can tell. The fasciculations are less in frequency and in less places than they were to begin with.
Has anyone had similar experience in so far as long-term muscle fasciculations developing into MND? Also, I wonder if any reputable trials have taken place using canibanoids or using marijuana?
Also, I wonder if the key to turning off ALS might be in some sort of grounding of the body in the electrical sense.. legs and body feel like battery acid.
So, here it is 12 years later, and I've decided to get a new neuro consultation and hoping that another emg is done.
I'm a daily marijuana smoker.. Sometimes I really can't shake the feeling that my muscle twitching is benign. My brain is sometimes convinced that the marijuana has kept more serious symptoms at bay? I still have generalized fasciculations, but no cramping or weakness that I can tell. The fasciculations are less in frequency and in less places than they were to begin with.
Has anyone had similar experience in so far as long-term muscle fasciculations developing into MND? Also, I wonder if any reputable trials have taken place using canibanoids or using marijuana?
Also, I wonder if the key to turning off ALS might be in some sort of grounding of the body in the electrical sense.. legs and body feel like battery acid.