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I have numbness in my left leg (upper area), am urinating ...
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I have numbness in my left leg (upper area), am urinating almost every 1/2 hour or so, and am so exhausted most of the time that sometimes I can't hardly get up in the AM, no matter if I get a full night's sleep or not. My doctor has taken countless blood tests and tested my thyroid- everything came up normal. I was even sent for an MRI, which also came out normal. My symptoms- especially my urination and my fatigue are getting worse. Can anyone guide me in the right direction?

 

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Blood tests, thyroid tests, MRI

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May 26 2:13 AM (1 day and 2 hours later)
         
Reply to Chanel's Post: My doctor said that she had thought that I was a diabetic, especially because of my symptoms-also I had forgotten to mention the always thirsty part. It sounds cut and dried, but she insists the blood tests are normal. I don't remember her doing a glucose test- would she have done that with the original blood work? and this fasting test I know she didn't do. Thanks for your help.
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May 26 11:58 AM (9 hours and 45 minutes and 10 seconds later)
         
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