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I took my dad to nurologist. He say mu dad may have psp and or parkinsomism...what is psp? :(

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took my dad to nurologist. He say mu dad may have psp and or parkinsomism...what is psp? :(

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enjoysalud

PSP stands for Progressive Supranuclear Palsy. I suggest that you GOOGLE it. In addition, in Health Unlocked there is a PSP site. This PD site, the majority of people contributing are the actual patients.

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thank you so much for this

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You are welcome. I hope it is not PSP, but if it is there will be much guidance for you on the PSP site.

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M_rosew

I don't understand why you (or your dad) didn't ask the neurologist to explain the diagnosis while you were there.

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the doctor said my dad would need mrı scan...and he said he would discuss with me in detail after the mri scan. however, in the form he wrote psp?

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Ok that makes sense, the Neurologist was addressing another health professional. He noted a possible diagnosis to indicate what area he wants scanned, and what to look for.

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Thank you so much for this clarification

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