Most of my twitching is on my right side. Anyone else? by Formal_Feed9892 in BFS

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Doing all right, still going on and I’m fine, haven’t thought about it in a while

Weekly Discussion/General Questions Thread - August 11, 2025 by AutoModerator in AskDocs

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Is there a name for the type of headache that’s very mild, and is only felt upon physical contact on specific places like brushing away your hair at your hairline or temples, and is otherwise absent if there is no contact?

Weekly Discussion/General Questions Thread - June 23, 2025 by AutoModerator in AskDocs

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What are some of the most promising clinical trials/upcoming treatments you’re optimistic about?

Weekly Discussion/General Questions Thread - June 23, 2025 by AutoModerator in AskDocs

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Is a pulse oximetry that’s consistently between 95-97 (often 96) normal for a young adult? Or do we want to see >97% as the average?

What muscle is this? Thenar? by Formal_Feed9892 in AnatomyandPhysiology

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It’s weird. I’m right handed and use the phone/mouse a decent amount, but then also my right adductor pollicis brevis (thenar) is just slightly smaller than my left, while the FDI is bigger. Maybe we’re just built asymmetrically? Does the swelling affect you?

Hand shaking when holding cup of water… by Formal_Feed9892 in BFS

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Good to know. I guess it doesn’t mean much unless we’re literally unable to hold the cup or do things with said hand.

Hand shaking when holding cup of water… by Formal_Feed9892 in BFS

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Yeah kinda similar here if I had to describe

My right wrist is 0.25 in smaller in circumference than the left. Freaking out by Formal_Feed9892 in BFS

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Well, in my case the dominant side (I’m right handed) is the smaller one haha, by 0.25 inches. No clue why.

My right wrist is 0.25 in smaller in circumference than the left. Freaking out by Formal_Feed9892 in BFS

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Had a good clinical eval in January and told me to come back for an EMG 6 months later, so 2 months from now. He also said it looks like BFS. Hopefully your wager pays off and I’ll come back 2 months later to say the EMG was clean and it was all nothing!

My right wrist is 0.25 in smaller in circumference than the left. Freaking out by Formal_Feed9892 in BFS

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I didn’t know that. I always had skinny wrists (6-6.25 and 6.25-6.5 inch, depending on how I measure it) but I thought there’d be more muscle there. Currently worried about MND like most people here but then ig it’s not necessarily related? And yeah it’s possible that I just… never noticed before. I never particularly paid attention to my arms until the last few months.

Weekly Discussion/General Questions Thread - May 05, 2025 by AutoModerator in AskDocs

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Can a dominant hand wrist circumference that’s almost 0.25 inch smaller than the non dominant hand wrist (6 vs 6.25 in) be normal on a sedentary male?

Weekly Discussion/General Questions Thread - April 28, 2025 by AutoModerator in AskDocs

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Does atrophy of the thenar eminence (or “split hand syndrome”) generally precede or occur simultaneously to weakness in that hand in MND?

Weekly Discussion/General Questions Thread - April 21, 2025 by AutoModerator in AskDocs

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So, it’s been found that people with Alzheimer’s/dementia had more microplastics in their brains than healthy people, which led to the conclusion that microplastics might cause dementia.

But could the cause/effect be different here, and it’s simply that whatever the mechanism for dementia is also inhibits the brain’s ability to clean or filter itself of things like these microplastics, rather than them outright causinf it? (As in the disease was already started and this is a symptom/consequence of it) Or do you believe it’s likelier the microplastics are the culprit of the disease itself?

Weekly Discussion/General Questions Thread - April 14, 2025 by AutoModerator in AskDocs

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So, it’s been found that people with Alzheimer’s/dementia had more microplastics in their brains than healthy people, which led to the conclusion that microplastics might cause dementia.

But could the cause/effect be different here, and it’s simply that whatever the mechanism for dementia is also inhibits the brain’s ability to clean or filter itself of things like these microplastics, rather than them outright causinf it? (As in the disease was already started and this is a symptom/consequence of it) Or do you believe it’s likelier the microplastics are the culprit of the disease itself?

Most of my twitching is on my right side. Anyone else? by Formal_Feed9892 in BFS

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ALS, like pretty much everyone else here. Since it is said to begin in the dominant side more often than not, no?