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MRI Shows Left Sided Brain Compression, Tremor's In Right Leg And Hand. Taking Parkinson's Medicines
MY LAST QUESTION WAS NOT ANSWERED CORRECTLY. I FELL WHEN 19 AND HIT HEAD. 3 TESSALA MRI FROM DUKE SHOWS LEFT SIDED BRAIN COMPRESSION. I HAVE SEVERE TREMOR'S IN MY RIGHT LEG AND HAND. I AM WEENING OFF PARKINSON'S MEDS BECAUSE THEY NO LONGER WORK AND I HAVE BEEN TOLD I DO NOT HAVE PARKINSON'S DISEASE BY 5 NEUROLOGIST. THEY WANT TO MEASURE THE DOPAMINE WITH A NEW TEST BEFORE RULING OUT PARKINSON'S. ANOTHER DR. THINKS I HAVE BOXER'S SYNDROME. WHAT DO YOU THINK?
Sat, 16 Nov 2013
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IF you want right advise then I request you to describe your history with important point, you have not mentioned your age, most of the patient I notice here do not mentioned age while age is very important in medical field, you seems to have essential tremor try "Propranolol" have great day.
Thank for asking to HCM
IF you want right advise then I request you to describe your history with important point, you have not mentioned your age, most of the patient I notice here do not mentioned age while age is very important in medical field, you seems to have essential tremor try "Propranolol" have great day.
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