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What's the Cause?
List at least two possible causes of each of the following:
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paresthesia over the anterolateral thigh
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paresthesia in both of the upper limbs
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recent ptosis
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downbeat nystagmus
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perioral paresthesia
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urinary bladder incontinence with back and leg pain
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urinary bladder incontinence without back or leg pain
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vertigo
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Meraglgia paresthetica and L2 disc palsy
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Cervical spinal cord compression, anterior sulcal syndrome, bilateral disc herniation, vertebrobasilar insufficiency, multiple sclerosis
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3rd cranial nerve palsy, sympathetic paralysis (Horner's syndrome)
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Cerebellopontine tumor, Arnold-Chiari malformation
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Vertebrobasilar insufficiency, hyperventilation
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S4 palsy, prostatitism
Prostatism, unrinary infection, stress incontinence Labyrinthinitis (Menniere's or traumatic hydrops), Ramsay-Hunt Syndrome, canalolithiasis, cupulolithiasis, labyrinthine concussion, temporal fractures, migraine, alcohol or carbon monoxide poisoning, medication adverse reactions, 8th nerve neuroma, cerebellopontine tumors, Arnold-Chiari malformation, 3,4, or 6th cranial nerve palsies, vertebrobasilar insufficiency, cervical joint dysfunction
Disclaimer:
The assessment and treatment techniques depicted or described in this site are not intended to replace formal instruction in orthopedic manual or any other type of physical therapy. They are intended to review, augment and facilitate the knowledge and skills previously gained on manual therapy or other course and to stimulate the untrained or trainee physical therapist to increase the bounds of his or her knowledge and skill base.
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