Didac
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Hello to everyone, and thanks for paying attention to this post.
I hope that could be useful for some others probable health anxiety users.
2020/08 I had this EMG after 3 months of fasciculations that started on my right feet internal arc and widespread all around the body. The rest of NCS were normal so I do not post them.
With this results the doctor told me that I could have a small radiculopathy in S1 and no signs of ALS.
I have had fasciculations during these 2 years and tbh, a bit of fear from time to time. Fasciculations were not constant and have been drastically reduced from the first "panic thoughts".
Now I started with a bit of dysphonia (hoarseness that goes away in the night and come backs in the morning, not abnormal speech, not dysphagia) and a bit nuisance in my leg.
Is not even a pain but I realize that my leg is there when I should not. This sensation during this 2 years was also tension sometimes.
Do you think this can be a slow progression of ALS?
Again , thank you for your time and I will try not to annoy anymore.
I hope that could be useful for some others probable health anxiety users.
2020/08 I had this EMG after 3 months of fasciculations that started on my right feet internal arc and widespread all around the body. The rest of NCS were normal so I do not post them.
With this results the doctor told me that I could have a small radiculopathy in S1 and no signs of ALS.
I have had fasciculations during these 2 years and tbh, a bit of fear from time to time. Fasciculations were not constant and have been drastically reduced from the first "panic thoughts".
Now I started with a bit of dysphonia (hoarseness that goes away in the night and come backs in the morning, not abnormal speech, not dysphagia) and a bit nuisance in my leg.
Is not even a pain but I realize that my leg is there when I should not. This sensation during this 2 years was also tension sometimes.
Do you think this can be a slow progression of ALS?
Again , thank you for your time and I will try not to annoy anymore.