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A member asked:
I've quickly developed permanent spasticity in lower left side of my body, bladder, leg. muscle bloodwork has been ruled out. what else can this be?
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Needs attention: spasticity is a symptom of a disorder of either the brain or spinal cord. I would recommend a neurological consult in the near future.
Answered 10/6/2017
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