Other symptoms, such as weakness, paraesthesias, often accompany the Amaurosis Fugax. Occurs in Multiple Sclerosis and may cause transient loss of vision in one eye. Difficulty speaking due to impaired phonation ability. Difficulty in articulating words. Can occur with weakness of tongue and oropharynx in stroke, Parkinson's.
Paresis is intermittent or incomplete weakness.
Hypokalaemia can result in periodic paralysis. Peripheral neuropathies Polymyositis or dermatomyositis. May be hemisensory loss in stroke or sensory inattention Hypocalcaemia, hypomagnesaemia Hyperventilation syndrome Paraneoplastic syndrome. In the neurological exam, may inquire about it to evaluate risk of HIV encephalopathy. Sometimes pluses and minuses can be used for even finer grading.