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Left body pain
Hi doctor, for last 2 years, I feel that my left body is thinner than left , doctor did mris , emg etc and told there's no problem.
But now since last 1 week, I am having left body muscle ache from back of head, neck, left arm, left abdomen , left leg joint thigh and feet.
It is more when I sit, when I sit I feel more ache from neck to feet.right side I feel strong when sitting.
I also feel on left side of spine, middle back side, sometimes I feel some pinching.
I am afraid 😟, please help me.i did spine mri last december.only mild scoliosis was there.please help me.
I feel all my left joints are not strong as right.
Left jaw, left arm joint, left hip left knee and left feet joint
Please help me I am afraid I will end up disabled after I googled my symptoms like ALS, fibromyalgia,store,MS,muscle dystrophy,neurogenic muscle atrophy etc , please help.i took b12 and d till before 2 months.
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U seem to have hemibody pain. Clinical examination will give further idea. Such pain are combination of nerve and muscle issues. No investigations will help to reach at diagnosis it's a clinical diagnosis. Visit nearby pain specialist simple interventions and medicines can do wonders if proper diagnosis is reached.
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