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Looking for a good movement specialist in las vegas. i have tremors when reaching up. i have left side weakness, lesion on right side of brain. ?
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Neurological Eval.: In my opinion, you need a good neurological evaluation. How long have you had your symptoms? If they are new, and especially if they come and go, I think you should go to the ER. If they come and go, then that sounds like transient ischemic attacks, which are basically warning signs for a stroke.
Answered 7/23/2014
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Many excellent docs: Would contact your local and state medical societies for lists of actively practicing neurologists. A branch of Cleveland Clinic called Lou Ruvo Center has at least one movement disorder specialist.
Answered 5/30/2016
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