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Yuliasir wrote:1. Have no idea really about exact figures, but as far as I can see form stories told on this board, they find pathological changes even when they are not manifested clinically yet.
2. Tongue TWITCHES are usually benign but plain people often confuse them for fasculations. Only a neuro can distinguish them, so self-diagnosis is clueless.
3. As far as I know, ALS fascics are continous until complete death of the muscle and are rather faint and need stroboscope to see them. What we usually have are twitches, and this is different process.
Xina535 wrote:What is the hyperexcitability phase and when does it occur? Does it always occur?
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