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Some when driving i dont know where my feet are, which pedals they are on. i have episodes of incontinence, no warning what could cause this?
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Neurologic?: Could be a neurological disorder. Sounds like you need a proper evaluation soon. I would stop driving until you see a general doctor. Ask if a referral to a neurologist is appropriate. Hope this helps!
Answered 7/2/2015
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