Ask her doctor to run calcium and magnesium tests.
Linda
On Fri, Sep 14, 2012 at 10:44 AM, Janice Ladnier
<essentialwellness4@gmail.com> wrote:
> A client has been having unusual symptoms that no one has been able to
> diagnose. She's only about 30yo and has 2 small children. She will suddenly
> pass out, or even have a seizure. Her legs are weak and hard for her to
> move. In the past year, she has been given a great deal of medications for
> various conditions. They have ruled out Parkinsons, narcolepsy, diabetes and
> many other conditions.
> Recently she ended up in the emergency room and the doctor told her to use
> an inhaler because he was going to perform a test. She said she didn't want
> to do that because her body told her not to. The doctor insisted (she's a
> military dependent so was at a VA hospital). When she used the inhaler, she
> couldn't feel her leg at all, felt burning all throughout her body (she
> previously had felt it in just some areas), and her pulse rose to over 126.
> It took hours to get her stabilized. They now have diagnosed her condition
> as: neuropathy, vascular headaches or seizures. She's desperate.
> Any ideas?
> Janice
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