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Case of Mistaken Identity: When Immune System Attacks Nerves

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February 04, 2025

On a cold morning on January 31, 2006, Nitin Narain, a Delhi native, experienced unusual fatigue, which was accompanied by stiffness in his hands and legs.

- ANNA JOSE @ Kochi

In preventing the progression of the disease, says Dr Syamlal S, senior consultant, neurology, KIMSHEALTH, Thiruvananthapuram. "Early identification is the most important. The patient, if presented with the symptoms, should consult a doctor at the earliest and undergo tests to confirm and start treatment because 90% progression of the disease happens in the first two weeks. Starting the treatment as soon as possible can prevent the progression and severity of the condition," he said and called for better awareness among the public of the symptoms.

Earlier, GBS was known as Landry's ascending paralysis. Lower limb weakness, grip weakness, difficulty swallowing food, and face involvement are other symptoms seen in patients. Some people may experience issues in their legs or one side," said Dr Sudheeran.

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