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24 y/o female kc asthma developed dysdiodochokinesia, positive romberg, some difficulty tandem walking. finger to nose & heel to shin normal. worried?
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Yes: See doctor now since what you described may be very serious and has nothing to do with asthma.
Answered 11/26/2013
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