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ALS is difficult to diagnose because the symptoms are similar to those of other neuromuscular disorders, many of which are treatable. The diagnosis is usually based on a complete neurological examination and clinical tests. The neurological exam usually shows evidence of muscle weakness (localized or widespread, depending on the extent of the disease). The exam also reveals muscle atrophy. The muscles may be so stiff that when the neurologist moves them, they continue to m...Read the full article
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