What to ask your neurologist

    • [DOC File]11 -- Sample doctor's letter -- RA other than LOA ...

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      Your Health Care Provider’s Letterhead [Date] To Whom It May Concern: I am the treating [job title or description, such as physician, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, case worker, or health care professional] for [name of employee or applicant].

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    • [DOC File]Q & A:

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      If you have myasthenia gravis, ask your EMG Specialist if you should take any medications before the test. Remove all oil from you skin and do not use body lotion the day of your test. Q: When will I receive test results? The EMG Specialist will discuss results with you and send them to your regular doctor.

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    • [DOC File]Patient Guide:

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      Depending on your general health, if you ask your neurologist to take you off the standard MS drugs to try LDN, you might be facing an uphill battle. Don’t give up. It just means that you have more homework to do. Tell your doctor you will look into it and find out for sure. “I just don’t know enough about it.”

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    • [DOCX File]Batten Disease Support & Research Association

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      A: I am glad that the NIH was able to help to find your daughter's diagnosis. For patients with JNCL, hallucinations can be a symptom. There are many causes of skin sensitivity and abnormal feelings. If this persists, it sounds like these would be good symptoms to discuss with your local neurologist.

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    • [DOC File]Dana Farber Cancer Institute (DFCI) Neuropathy Regimen

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      If you are having numbness in your feet, you may not feel small cuts or scratches and these can get infected. 1. Inspect your toes, tops, bottoms and in between, every day. If you can’t do this, ask a friend! 2. Consider having someone else cut or file your toenails – a podiatrist or a pedicurist who specializes in the “diabetic foot” 3.

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