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Can someone tell me what my neurologist means by the position sense and vibration sense in both legs are diminished? also planters not pathological.
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Read on: plantars not pathological means the reflex also known as Babinski response is NORMAL This is a reflex obtained by scratching the soles of the feet and if abnormal may mean pathology in the brain or spinal cord Position and vibration abnormalities have many causes, sensory neuropathy in diabetes, vitamin deficiency, toxic response to chemicals or drugs and many more
Answered 11/28/2017
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