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I had a nerve conduction study last year that showed a little slower reaction than normal. neurologist not sure what to make of it. could it be msa?
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Doubtful: You do not detail any symptoms to assist an answer, and a vague variation in a nerve conduction study is not useful in confirming any diagnosis, especially msa.
Answered 4/13/2016
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