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    12 days ago

    Involuntary movements

    Here it goes: I'm a 24 female with historic of chorionic tonsillitis but had my tonsils removed at age 17. On April I started having heart palpitations randomly so I went to the ER, general doctor there asked for an ECG which come back normal so he prescribed me Xanax 0,5mg/ once a day for 5 days, after 10 days the palpitations stoped. Couple of weeks later they come back this time I also got Ill with zebra I think was a bad cold, I had fever of 38, headaches and mucus. I noticed it took me a....
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    1 month ago

    Shingles and Parkinson's

    My mom was diagnosed with a UTI and Shingles. Its been 2 weeks and physically she is better but mentally she is still exhausted and has a hard time eating. Has anyone had this experience, and will we eventually see improvement cognitively? Also she has Parkinson's with Dementia.
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    1 month ago

    Diagnosis went from essential tremors to Parkinson’s about two years ago. I am 57.

    I am adjusting to my medication, carbidopa, l-dopa. I suffer from sleep attacks and pain in my left foot as it curls up and shakes. I would appreciate any positive thoughts on dealing with this disease. Thank you
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    1 month ago

    Parkinsons and Lewy Body Dementia

    Yesterday I was unable to get my husband awake. I tried at 6am, 7am, 9am and noon. He would stir a little then right back asleep. He has previously been diagnosed with Parkinsons and Lewy Body. I initially thought he had had a bad night. When I finally got a response from him at noon, he was very confused and disoriented. He was unable to walk steadily. He shuffled his feet when walking. I had to help him back to his chair. He kept dosing off. I called EMS and they transported him to the hospital....
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    1 month ago

    Side effects?

    Hi I'm 13 and I get headaches a lot and my pediatrician is trying to get me to see a neurologist. And she ordered a mri so the don't have to do one when I go there. She ordered one with contrast and without. What I'm wondering is what is the fluid they put in the IV?! Can it have side effects or what? I'm just really confused about what the fluid is for a mri with contrast???
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    3 months ago

    Concussion 2 years later

    I never thought I had concussions. turns out all the times I saw stars after diving for balls were all mild concussions. Jan of 2016 got a concussion playing volleyball. 3 days later I got pushed into a wall playing basketball. Started feeling like crap but did not know why. I played again a week later and the rest is history. I came home from that game and could not leave a dark room for over 3 months. The next year was terrible. Every day I was nauseous and bad sensitivity to light, sounds, etc....
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    4 months ago

    lightning bolt spasms back of the head , followed by tremor, brain fog ect...

    First of all let me say first and foremost. What I and others are experiencing around this topic is unrelated and has no correlation to anxiety. Anybody who says it is not going through this, is being hard headed and as well in a hurry to jump to a conclusion. Yes the symptoms include anxiety but it is not the root cause of the problem. Unfortunately when bringing up this topic with most health care "professionals" they just write it off as. I first started noticing the effects of this....
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    5 months ago

    Just got diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease four months ago

    Hello Everyone I’m new to Parkinson’s but my doctor said I’ve had it for many years. For the past 14 1/2 years I’ve been dealing with cervical problems I’ve had 2 failed cervical surgeries which has caused severe damage and also nerve damage. on my left foot I have a drop foot. my whole left side is very weak I’ve had three TIAs with seizures. Then I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. Some of my family wanted me to be happy because I got a diagnosis of all the shaking & speech problems losing....
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    6 months ago

    Hand Tremors? Please Help Me Identify What This Is!

    I am 17 years old and I developed a hand tremor in my right hand a few months ago that only occurred once in a while, usually when I was holding something (a glass of water, my pencil when doing homework, a fork when eating dinner). Now, I have a hand tremor in both my left and right hands, the right a bit more severe than the left, that would occur at rest and when holding something. I also noticed that I can't smell things as easily anymore, and can only detect super strong or potent smells....
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    6 months ago

    frustrated, no diagnosis

    In October 2016 at the age of 55, I noticed a slight tremor in my thumb, which continued over a period. I went to my PCP, who observed marked cogwheel ratcheting in my right arm, and we both suspected early Parkinson's. The neurologist observed the same thing and said he also suspected PD. Neurologist started me on amantadine. Right after this, I started using estrogen cream for urinary problems. As soon as I started the cream, the stiffness in my right arm went away, as well as the tremor. My....
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