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How likely is it that my constant parethesias all over, dizziness and myoclonis is caused from sleep deprivation? negative eeg, emg, brain/neck mri.
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Not likely: Sleep deprivation should be addresses and see if these other symptoms improve.
Answered 8/22/2019
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Not too likely: If you are sleeping poorly it is likely contributing to what ever pbm you have . MAke good sleep a priority , though those would not be the typical sx of poor sleep
Answered 8/26/2019
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