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Your symptoms can, indeed, be related to nerveNerve biopsy Nerve conduction velocity compression or spinal cord involvement, which would result in the leg weakness and tingling arms and fingers. The MRI might be helpful in diagnosing this.
Is your osteoarthritis and fibromyalgia being treated? Your symptoms can still be related to these chronic conditions, especially fibromyalgia, which usually presents with weakness, generalized fatigue, pain and chronic headaches.
You should consult your neurologist with the results of the MRI to have a proper assessment of your condition.
Just to clarify, you said you had osteoarthritis and fibromyalgia, am I correct?
Your symptoms can, indeed, be related to nerve compression or spinal cord involvement, which would result in the leg weakness and tingling arms and fingers. The MRI might be helpful in diagnosing this.
Is your osteoarthritis and fibromyalgia being treated? Your symptoms can still be related to these chronic conditions, especially fibromyalgia, which usually presents with weakness, generalized fatigue, pain and chronic headaches.
You should consult your neurologist with the results of the MRI to have a proper assessment of your condition.
Good luck.