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2015-11-26 16:44:31
Can spasticity be possible in a normal child?my childs orthopedician has asked for an MRI saying he is spastic as his legs r just a little stiff,not much.he walks runs sits for potty all on his own n undstan everything.plz rply
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hello spasticity is usually abnormal like in upper motor neuron lesion gradually on treatment your child may recover and also muscular dystrophy should be ruled out consult paediatrician for further evaluation and treatment.

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