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mamaw

mamaw

Female, 67 years
Shreveport, LA

mamaw: Sex: F; Data Quality: 1 star; PD: 2 yrs; Hoehn-Yahr 2; Mouth/throat: mild; Arms: mild; Chest: mild; Legs: mild; See profile

Member since: 02/08
Last updated: 01/07/09

Diagnosis Summary
Onset: Tremor
First symptom: 08/06
Diagnosis: 11/06

Forum Activity
6 posts

About Me
I am going to see my Doctor on April 14, 08. I am having pains in my legs and body that feel like electric shocks, like when the Doctor puts that electric thing to your leg and it shocks you a little bit. My pain is more severe than that. I have cramps in my feet and legs I know they hurt real bad, I don't know what to do for them so I rub them. When I was younger I loved to bowl, now what interest me is going to Church with my daughter and her three girls. When I'm not doing that I do genealogy on my comp

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Parkinson's Condition

PDRS: 38 (latest: 01/07/09)

Progression rate percentile: 5-10th (rapid); 10-25th; 25-75th (average); 75-90th; 90-95th (slow)

Weight: 200 lb (latest: 01/07/09)

BMI: obese; overweight; healthy; underweight

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Prescription Drug

Reasons Taken: treat my PD; general health; specific symptom; other

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Primary Symptoms

Severity of Symptoms: none; mild; moderate; severe

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