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I've experienced dysesthesias that come and go in upper limb and an overactive bladder. not diabetes. what else could it be? anxiety?
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Multiple causes: I suggest a comprehensive physical exam, blood/urine testing, evaluation, diagnosis and treatment. Anxiety would be the diagnosis of exclusion.
Answered 9/11/2015
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Dysautonomia: 25y male w. unilateral arm "dysesthesias" & "overactive bladder". General medical exam needed. Absent specific findings, autonomic dysregulation might explain: Thoracic Outlet Syndrome via shoulder girdle irregular biomechanical function secondary to old injury? Bladder muscle contraction mediated via parasympathetic presacral nerves impinged by SIJ hyper-mobility? JHS? Extreme sport injury?
Answered 9/13/2015
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