Yes, thank you for that reminder. When it is all going on, it never hurts to be reminded of the facts. EMG of that limb was clean (only limb tested and the most symptomatic one so I am okay with that). I am sure it is my mind. I have what looks like swelling in the forearm above the wrist, making the wrist look really skinny and atrophied. No one can tell me what it is, but it is evident to anyone who looks and happened over last summer. It looks like "pseudohypertrophy," something that happens with muscular dystrophy, neuromuscular hyperexcitability, and "rarely other neurogenic diseases." I don't have MD (though I do have some of those traits), and I don't think I have a neurogenic diesease, so this leaves "neuromuscular hyperexcitability" and I can't get a handle at all on what exactly that term means. This is about all I can find about it. My neuro looked over my wrists and told me that there is naturally very little muscle there, and the hands and wrist are not atrophied. My left one feels strange and twitches a lot, especially the thenar and some pops on the one between the thumb and forefinger. The both forearms (top) ache quite often and left thenar titches and aches quite a bit.
