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Left side lagging neural problem?
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11-24-2009, 12:40 PM #1Registered User
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Left side lagging neural problem?
My whole left side lags and I think it may be more than a case of the way I train. I find it generally harder to contract muscles on my left side. From my legs all the way to my neck. When I play football, basketball etc i always feel awkward when the ball is on my left side.
Tensing my left bicep also feels awkward and is a struggle. I was thinking about ti and the thing that made me think that it was a problem with nerve function is the fact that my left eyelid is also a bit droopy and when I drink it gets quite bad. Could there be a problem with the right side of my brain which is causing this to happen?
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11-24-2009, 08:10 PM #2Patrick ELITE MEMBER
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The nerve that innervates your left eyelid and the nerves that innervate the voluntary muscles of the left side of your body are completely different nerves.
Yeah man. Just go to a neurologist.
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Also get your spine x-ray'd and see how it looks.
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