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I have some symptoms of als. so i need someone who can help me to get more info about als. ?
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Neurologist: A neurologist studies the nervous system and is best suited to address your concerns. The appointment will consist of a history, physical exam, and the request for additional info including labs and possibly an EMG (electromyography- nerve test)
Answered 5/16/2016
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Here's information: Disease of older folks, associated with muscular weakness, atrophy, and flickering called fasciculations. Very unlikely you would have ALS at age 19. Check AAN.com, or Mayo Clinic site for further information.
Answered 2/13/2015
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