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leroyb wrote:Yep I showed my hand to Dr Orla Hardiman and her assistant and they clearly saw it didn't look right but they did strength tests etc and said no mnd. Not even required to do an emg. I wanted to argue but they've seen over 2,000 cases so I didn't. I'm in touch with Gary (readytocheckout) on here and I'm sure he won't mind me telling you that he has noted atrophy all over as noted by several different doctors and he had an extensive emg recently of prettty much everywhere and no mnd. They can't explain it but they said no way mnd.
Edit: oh yes, I actually don't believe any of the neurologists i have seen and remain convinced I have some extremely unusual form of mnd
leroyb wrote:Forgot to add Xina. I have posted details of my case on *** forums and even the members there tell me nope, you don't have it and your case is an awful lot like mine.
misterjuanperalta wrote:Read in another forum and this was said:
"Could be the beginnings of subluxating thumbs from deterioration of the joint in the ball of the thumb. You should see my sister's. She went on SS disability for it. I have the beginnings of it. It starts with pain and swelling first... then deep indentations and useless thumbs." I'd look into this, but do not assume MND, because it's not the case in this example.
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