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lack of strength, muscle weakness, weakness, reduction, in the strength of one, muscles, weakness subjective, person feels weak, has no measurable loss of strength, objective, measurable loss of strength, noted, physical exam, weakness generalized, total body weakness, localized to a specific area, side, limb, muscle, a subjective feeling of weakness associated, infectious diseases infectious mononucleosis, influenza, weakness is more notable, it occurs in only one area, localized, focal weakness, localized weakness, follow a stroke, exacerbation of multiple sclerosis, trauma to a motor nerve root, peripheral nerve, measurable weakness, a variety of conditions, metabolic, neurologic, primary muscular diseases, toxic disorders, metabolic, addison's disease, thyrotoxicosis, neurologic, stroke, localized weakness, bell's palsy, weakness of one side, the face, a nerve impingement syndrome slipped disk, in the spine, multiple sclerosis, localized, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, als, lou gehrig's disease, localized developing to generalized, cerebral palsy, localized weakness associated, spasticity, guillain-barre syndrome, primary muscular diseases, muscular dystrophy, duchenne, becker muscular dystrophy, myotonic dystrophy, dermatomyositis, toxic, organophosphate poisoning, insecticides, nerve gas, paralytic shellfish poisoning, botulism, myasthenia gravis, an autoimmune disorder that interferes, the transmission of nerve impulses to muscle, poliomyelitis, "polio", an infectious disease that damages motor neurons, dermatomyositis/polymyositis, autoimmune diseases proximal muscle weakness, muscle pain, skin rashes, prescribed therapy, treating the underlying cause, the weakness, weakness confined to one area, prolonged, unexplained weakness, the sudden onset of weakness, it is localized, not accompanied by other complaints, fever, become suddenly quite weak following a typical viral illness, medical history, a physical examination performed, medical history, the weakness in detail, time pattern, did the weakness begin, did it begin, an illness, injury, did it occur suddenly, the weakness worse, at night, the weakness noticed only after strenuous activity, exercise, did it start following a typical viral illness, cold, did it start after a vaccination, quality, the weakness constant, effecting different parts of body, does the weakness affect breathing, affect talking, chewing, swallowing, affect walking, climbing stairs, sitting, getting up, affect use, the hands, arms, shoulders, pain, the weakness, numbness, tingling, the weakness, location, the weakness limited to a specific area, has the area of weakness increased, decreased, aggravating factors, what makes the weakness worse, physical activity, rest, hunger, fatigue, pain, stress, relieving factors, does help relieve the weakness, rest, eating, pain relief, fever, injury, pain, numbness, tingling, vomiting, diarrhea, weight loss, headaches, changes in vision, change in skin color, temperature, the area affected, change in mental state, alertness, responses, additional important information, what medications, any known allergies, physical examination, special attention paid to examination of heart, lungs, thyroid gland, is localized weakness, examination, focus on the nerve, muscle functions, diagnostic tests, thyroid function tests, blood tests, endocrine disorders, blood tests cbc, electrolytes, blood tests, autoimmune disorders, urine tests, urinalysis, nerve conduction studies, lumbar puncture, mri, cat, ct, scan of head, spine, muscle biopsy, related to weakness.