The discussion centers on a 16-year-old experiencing hand stalling when writing the number 3, potentially linked to a previous minor concussion. Participants emphasize the importance of consulting a medical professional, particularly a neurologist, to rule out any serious underlying issues. The consensus is that while the symptom may not indicate a severe problem, early medical evaluation is crucial for peace of mind and proper diagnosis.
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It well could. I haven't heard of such a symptom before, at least not at your age anymore. So I definitely recommend to consult a doctor who can make some better tests than writing 3s. Best would probably be a neurologist, but you can first consult your normal doctor and eventually ask him what you should do next. It doesn't have to be something serious, but it could, and you should get this checked. And with all medical things: the earlier the better.idream said:... could it correlate with a deeper issue?
Well, the answers there are not very helpful. As I mentioned earlier, it could be nothing at all, but if it is not, you should get it checked early, especially as you mentioned a concussion. I'm no doctor, so I don't have experiences with it. The internet is certainly the wrong place to ask for: you will receive all kinds of answers, given by people you wouldn't lend a dime in real life and so on. That's why a professional person, who can see and talk to you face to face should have a look - and such persons are doctors.idream said:This is an accurate depiction of what happens to me
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