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weakness in my left side of ody

by BEASCOTT, May 09, 2008 09:42AM

HI I'M 37 YEARS OLD I HAVE WEAKNESS AND NUMBNESS IN MY LEFT SIDE OF MY BODY FOR 3 WEEKS AND A HALF I'M HAVING PROBLEMS WALKINGNG AND HOLDING THIS IN MY HAND BECAUSE OF THE WEAKNESS.I FEEL MISARABLE IS A REALY BABY FEELINGS AND THE DOC DONT KNOW WHY I SUFFER FROM TBI AND I ALSO HAVE A HOLE IN MY BRAIN,POSIBLE MS AND TWO YEARS AGO I SUFFER A STROKE,I HAVE 3 BULCH DISC IN MY NECK
PLEASE HELP ME FIND ANSWER TO THIS 'I'M GOING CRAZY

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by Fionajnz, May 09, 2008 11:05AM

To: Beascott

You need to ask for a referral to a physical and/or occupational therapist and get an evaluation and some treatment to help you out.

I presume you are seeing a neurologist, if not you need a referral to see one.

Hope you feel better soon.

Fiona

by macy5k, May 25, 2008 05:06PM

i dont know what to say u have alot of things going on with u.I honestly hope u feel better soon.

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