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Osteotendinous reflexes prevalent on right side can be symptom of which diseases? how much should i be worried while waiting for suggested mri?
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Nerve: This implies a nerve issue on the affected side. The MRI will likely provide you with the answer and the delay of a couple of weeks would not likely lead to more serious disease absent an injury. In the meanwhile, avoid straining yourself in lifting.
Answered 3/23/2018
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