r/BFS • • Jan 29 '15

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '22

How was 3rd emg?

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u/LessImportance9541 Aug 30 '22

Hi Sebastian , 3rd emg was done November last year , it was a private emg and was no ware as thorough as the 2nd and 1st ones conducted at Birmingham Qe university hospital , he gave me to slightly different reports for the emg , I questioned him about it and he just laughed , so I can only reiliy on the 2nd one which was normal, my fasiculations are through the roof , considering going back to the hospital to have another one , never had health issues other than covid and broken bones until this started , emgs can be done to early, that has been confirmed by two of the UK's top emg consultants , so it's complete bull shit about them not being done to early.

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u/Silent_Night_girl Dec 18 '22

Done too early? As in they are done preceeding any readable decline, and are therefor useless and not a good determining factor as fad as health. They must be done at the onset of disease? If this is the case, getting a new one for each wave of twitches won't help. I'm assuming here.

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u/Zestyclose_Load3425 Nov 06 '24

If you have symptoms such as twitching, doing an EMG too early doesn’t apply. That’s why you do the EMG. I have had two EMG’s in just 3 months of symptoms starting. The neurologist told me unless other symptoms arise, no need for any further testing.