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Can a weak wrist (and arm) be an early sign of early onset dementia?

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I am not a doctor, but it doesn’t sound like AD. It sounds like a nerve problem. I’m not sure where you are in the world, but in the US, our Primary Care Physicians examine us first, then (hopefully) write a referral to a specialist. You need to see a doctor specializing in Orthopedics. Something must be pinching a nerve in your arm. In my experience, Primary Care Physicians order tests (like MRI’s) and, when the results come up negative (in their “expert” analysis), they shrug their shoulders and are perfectly happy to let you go on your way with the ailment unresolved. Since your MRI came up negative, insist that you get a referral to an orthopedist as soon as you can. If you were seen by an orthopedist, get a second opinion. Just because it doesn’t show up on a test doesn’t mean you don’t have a perfectly resolvable problem. (My testiness on this subject is a result of my current battle with my PCP on several issues. She is too dismissive, won’t listen to me, and let a thyroid problem go untreated for 5+ years. I’m in the process of finding a new doctor!)

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