Symptoms indicate that there may be a chance of spinal co-synthetic syndrome. To confirm the diagnosis, you need to perform a radiology and magnetic resonance imaging and other diagnostic procedures, such as interviews, evaluations, or counseling. You may also need to do liver function tests, pelvics, cardiac enzyme measurements (heart enzymes), and finally, you may need a hemoglobin A1c test to check your blood sugar levels.
Doctor, I think my arm and leg are in pain and I'm in pain, and I'm often affected by body temperature detection, and I'm worried that it might be spinal co-diagnosia.