Rossy191276
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Does anyone who gets the internal vibration or external shaking also have muscle weakness as major symptom?
Does anyone who gets the internal vibration or external shaking also have muscle weakness as major symptom?
I've never personally heard of that as a 'hallmark' symptom. From what you're describing, it doesn't sound like the same thing that as you suggested above, also happens with Parkinson's. IMO, that's more of a 'freezing' thing, where the patient seems 'stuck', and has difficulty initiating movement. My mom had Parkinson's and that was indeed a hallmark symptom.
is the blurred vision happening with any B vitamins or specific ones.
My aunt went blind for 20 mins when she tried B vitamins and has not supplemented with them since
Does anyone who gets the internal vibration or external shaking also have muscle weakness as major symptom?
I' m pretty sure worst culprit for my aunt was B12 ( and i' m also sure it would make a big difference if she could take it - the double bind again )I definitely note having trouble starting to move, but once I get going it's exponentially easier. I don't freeze in the middle of motions, but if I've been still awhile it's really tough to move again.
Whoa! I noticed it with B2 (and, to a lesser degree, B6). I didn't even realize I was having trouble focusing my vision well until I took it and everything sharpened. It blew me away. I think (sheer conjecture) that it could be a muscular problem still. Focusing the vision still requires muscle movement and takes energy to accomplish.
This was a major symptom for years early in my illness, it still occurs sporadically and I realize now that it is viral related because I also become out of breath easily.
There are times when my gait is jerky and feel I might fall forward. This was especially bad when I was magnesium deficient.
Have you had this checked thoroughly? I understand this could be a sign of a recognised neurological disease (more than one, I think), not necessarily ME.and left foot drags a little the tireder I get
Does anyone who gets the internal vibration or external shaking also have muscle weakness as major symptom?
Have you had this checked thoroughly? I understand this could be a sign of a recognised neurological disease (more than one, I think), not necessarily ME.
Getting moving is difficult, it's like I have to learn to walk again each time I get up, but once I'm moving I can potter about reasonably well.
I know this. In my case it's the right leg. It can get as bad as paralysis. I think this is a symptom of ME. I was told I certainly don't have MS or any other neurological issue.and left foot drags a little the tireder I get.
I know this. In my case it's the right leg. It can get as bad as paralysis. I think this is a symptom of ME. I was told I certainly don't have MS or any other neurological issue.
Well, if it's MS it will certainly show sometime.Me, too; but then I was also told that... "it could be a kind of... pre-MS?"
This was early on in the diagnostic process. I goggled. Then I said, "What's MS like?!"
Well, it would be like a Christmas gift if I received such a diagnosis. Not that I don't like the ME community (I do) but I really come to my limits with this diagnosis.I know of at least one ME patient whose doctor has labelled them with atypical MS so they can access treatment easier.