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speechlessinseattle Sex: F Data Quality: 3 stars ALS: 5 yrs Bulbar: mild Arms: none Chest: none Legs: moderate speechlessinseattle First Symptom: 10/06 Dx: 02/09
webguy1958 Sex: M Data Quality: 3 stars MS: 33 yrs Type: Secondary Progressive Sensation: Severe Overall: Severe Cognition: moderate Vision: severe Speech: severe Swallowing: moderate Upper limb: severe Walking: severe webguy1958 First Symptom: 05/78 Dx: 05/94
Babystars Sex: F Data Quality: 3 stars MS: 12 yrs Relapse: Moderate Sensation: Moderate Overall: Mild Cognition: moderate Vision: mild Speech: moderate Swallowing: none Upper limb: moderate Walking: moderate Babystars First Symptom: 12/99 Dx: 02/00

Electric shock sensations Report

Pressure on a nerve can cause abnormal sensations. Some people describe this pain as feeling like an electric shock. Nerve pain follows the pathway of specific nerves. It is also called neuropathic pain or neuralgia.

What we've learned from patients who report Electric shock sensations

Symptom severities

Severe	33
Moderate	63
Mild	45
None	20

What patients report taking for the purpose of treating Electric shock sensations

What patients report taking for the purpose of treating Electric shock sensations
Reason	# Patients	Percentage of patients
Neurontin	1
Rugby Magnesium Oxide	1
Tegretol	1
Baclofen	1

Report created on February 10, 2012.

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