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Progressive agressive Numbness in legs arms

Hi I am a normally healthy, active 54 yr old female.  a few weeks ago, I noticed a few areas on the top of my left foot, left ankle and back of calf which had become numb to the touch.  These areas remained numb for a few weeks.  A couple days ago, I went to my primary care doctor, who ran some blood tests, and gave me a referral to a neurologist if things continue.  Yesterday, I was shocked to find at least 6 new additional areas become numb and remain numb.  The new areas included areas on both hands, my left knee, my left chin, left neck.  I have minor difficulty swallowing, and occasional ( like right now ) blurred vision.  I went to ER last night, where they did an MRI which showed no problems.  The blood work, shows nothing unusual.  The nuerologist can't see me until Oct 25th.  Today , I just have one new numb spot of the side of my nose.  I have been looking on the internet for ideas, and am wondering if this may be some type of auto -immune condition, due to the general areas of numbness, rather than along a nerve trunkline.  I'm also thinking it may be some extreme food allergy, like MSG , but it seems like alot of numb areas for that.  What do you think about it being Guillain-Barre syndrome ?  ( Just a stab in the dark here, as I don't have a clue )  Any thoughts or ideas would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks
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Very good. G-B syndrome was my first thought also. Good luck
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1530171 tn?1448129593
Welcome to the forum.
Look into "undetectable" systemic pathogenic infectious conditions.
All standard tests and scans will return negative or inconclusive.
If the spinal cord and CNS is attacked by such pathogens, symptoms of neurodegenerative diseases such as Myasthenia Gravis, Guillain-Barré  ALS and others  may manifest.
These pathogens are sterol-hungry. They target cell membrane for its cholesterol for this, and thus the infectious invasion gets initiated.
Nerve cells membrane is very rich in lipids/cholesterol.

Triggers: Traumas (emotional/physical), Injuries, Stress, Vaccinations, Invasive medical procedures, anything that lowers immune system function.
Please search the following:
Key words: Mucoplasma, Mycoplasma Incognitus Fermentans (indicating
fermentation and yeast basis) Mycoplasma penetrans (cell membane penetrating ability), Lyme, Borrrelia ,Brucella, Candidasis and Mycotoxins.
Dr.Garth Nicolson, immed.org, IgeneX Labs,LLMD (lyme literate medical doctors)
Take advantage of the fact that you are in the initial stages of this possible Pathogenic Infection. It can be treated successfully, should your immune system remain strong enough. So the sooner you get to the bottom of this the better. Take extra care not to fall through the cracks of the medical circuit.
Hope this will be helpful.
Please take time to read other related posts here.
Should you need more info please post again or p.m me directly.
Post again with comments or to give an update also.  
My advice does not constitute professional consultation.
Take care,
Blessings,
Nikodicreta



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