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joey_matthews

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75% Loss of Neurone Use, Loss of Balance, Nausea Dizzy Posted: 06-24-05 15:01pm


My dad is suffering with loss of balance, bad coordination, dizziness what possibliities are ther of what is wrong? He is waiting for a brian scan

BanditMan

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Posted: 06-25-05 10:27am


Check out my post and compare the symtoms. It may be your answer. Http://ehealthfor um.Com/health/topic35219.Html

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