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I have chronic denervation in my arms being caused by compressed nerves in my neck. My symptoms are debilitating muscle cramps in my arms and fatigue, no pain. Are these symptoms related to compressed nerves and would I need surgery to fix this?
I had an mri done of my cervical spine. If there is compression of the nerves that exit out between the c5-c6 cervical spine can that effect the tricep muscles or cause denervation of the tricep muscles?
Muscle biopsy of my arm says chronic denervation, and angular atrophic fibers. I have a herniated disc at c5-c6 compressing nerves and my doctor thinks that is the cause. I have no nerve pain, I only have chronic muscle cramping. Is that possible?
My muscle biopsy results are chronic denervation with reinnervation, rare pyknotic nuclear clumps, and angular atrophic fibers. No compression of nerves in my spine, no injuries, and genetic tests are negative. What else could cause these findings?
Can decreased blood flow to the brain cause neurogenic type changes such as denervation in the muscles and neuropathy all over body?
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