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Psych thinks depressive symptoms worsening over 30 yrs could be huntington's. neg mri head. hd a likely dx w neg mri? mild infreq invol movement.
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Family history?: If you do not have a family history of Huntington's, it would be unusual for you to have a diagnosis. Regardless, if someone is seriously raised the question, you need to see a neurologist. Without the family history, I would find it unlikely. Good luck.
Answered 5/13/2017
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