Is it Gullian barre syndrome

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Asked for Female, 25 Years

It started with leg pain and sort of dibalance suddenly, then after 2 days leg pain subsides and dibalance also went Then started with left arm pain which also sort of subsides. Now don't have any severe symptoms Bp is normal Please tell whether it will be GBS ?

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Dr. Mayank Chawla

Neurologist 35 yrs exp Gurgaon

GBS is an acute onset ,rapidly progressive condition. You have muscle weakness ,sensory symptoms and flaccidity with arreflexia.A thorough clinical exam is required for suspected diagnosis. Your symptoms are not suggestive of GBS .HOWEVER better to consult a Neurologist

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Dr. Ashna Kumar Pediatric Neurologist 8 yrs exp Amritsar Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Ashna Kumar

Pediatric Neurologist 8 yrs exp Amritsar

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GBS doesn't have such a history. It's not so short clinical course. Please consult a neurologist for a detailed opinion and management