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I just posted a thread this morning, but since I've done that, I just noticed something different. I have had very mild weakness in my right arm for a little over a month now. Now I just noticed that I have continuous fasciculations in my forearm (in just one spot) . . . it looks like a tiny, beating heart. I can't feel it . . . but I can see it. What does this mean? I always see that fasciculatoins with weakness is bad, but what does "weakness" mean? My weakness is very mild (not clinical). Does that make a difference to the severity of fasciculations?
Do fasciculations usually come before muscle weakness? Is the muscle weakness caused by denervation and then in turn, the fasciculations start? This is the scariest thing I've ever been through.
I also saw a thread on here that showed other conditions that mimick ALS. Could someone tell me what that thread is . . . I can't seem to find it.
Do fasciculations usually come before muscle weakness? Is the muscle weakness caused by denervation and then in turn, the fasciculations start? This is the scariest thing I've ever been through.
I also saw a thread on here that showed other conditions that mimick ALS. Could someone tell me what that thread is . . . I can't seem to find it.
