Medical Mysteries Support Group
This community is dedicated to people who suffer from an illness that has been difficult to define. As advanced as modern medicine is, there still exist many cases where doctors cannot pinpoint an exact cause for pain or other symptoms. Suffering with any illness is certainly difficult, but suffering with an illness that cannot be identified can be especially difficult...
my 2nd is primary lateral sclerosis.
have you had an EMG???
Never had EMG. My doc is focusing on my B12 deficiency. I am planning to ask him to check for pernicious anemia as I tend to have positive ANA. Other than that I am stumped.
i think an EMG would be your best bet as far as a test goes at this time. They can detect neruopathy, myositis, abnormal muscle tone ect
it could rule out diebetese, polymyositis, movment disorders, mutlitple slcerosis ect
Hopefully the docs will figure it and get you on the road to recovery. I found the B12 supplements not to be as effective as the injections. I take the injection once a month and supplements, but the pills do upset the tummy. I still have neuropathy but its secondary to trauma and causes numbness and sometimes a jerkiness but not constant. I hope you doctor will further investigate.