Vague symptoms, vague diagnosis.

Posted on March 15, 2011 by admin

Hi, I feel the need to sound this case on this forum, as otherwise I’d be in danger of consigning it to the crazy/impossible patient bin and I really don’t like doing that. I saw a lady in our practice today who saw the previous owner 3 years ago. She complains of stiffness in the forefoot area bilaterally and weakness in both feet & ankles.

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Vague symptoms, vague diagnosis.

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