Just received the results from my second 'Nerve Conduction Study' where ther stick a probe (Feels like a scaffolding bar) into various muscles to check electric impulses from the nerves. I was previously diagnosed as having 'Parsonnage Turner Syndrome' (Brachial Neuritis) and now suprised to see COVID link in the letter from the doctor as follows...Originally Posted by Claret_Matelot
"On balance this most likely reflects a Covid-19 vaccination induced brachial neuritis. The fasciculations seen earlier related to nerve hyperexcitablity (Seen on post-vaccination nerve damage).
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01-02-2023, 01:23 PM #11
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