What will knowing that kind of information actually give you, cause if you are in the grip of your OCD / health anxiety, you've got to know additional information is only going to give you 'something' to keep your anxious thoughts spinning and spinning over, what it doesn't ever do is give you reassurance.....
https://www.nomorepanic.co.uk/articles/healthanxiety
https://www.healthline.com/health/health-anxiety-OCD#14
Every sensation your experiencing could be caused by very common mental health conditions but for reasons that will always confuse the heck out of me, ALS or MS is easier to believe than a treatable mental health issue....be brave and learn about the health conditions you know you have so you can gain the skills needed to get back your quality of life!
Good luck..........JJ
Did you actually contact your psych to help you deal with your OCD and escalating anxiety about your health?
info:
"WHAT IS PROGRESSIVE BULBAR PALSY?
Progressive bulbar palsy is a motor neuron disorder that involves the lower motor neurons. These neurons conduct messages from the brain stem and spinal cord to the brain. Initially, patients with progressive bulbar palsy only have muscle weakness that affects speech and swallowing. However, this condition can often progress to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or ALS.
Symptoms
Symptoms of progressive bulbar palsy can include the following:
Pharyngeal muscle weakness (affects swallowing)
Weak jaw and facial muscles
Progressive loss of speech
Tongue muscle atrophy
Weak limbs
Sometimes individuals with this condition also have outbursts of laughing or crying, which is called emotional lability. Specific risks for the patient are choking, gagging, and a higher risk of pneumonia."
https://healthcare.utah.edu/neurosciences/neurology/motor-neuron-disorders/progressive-bulbar-palsy.php
Don't let your OCD behaviours lead your Progressive Bulbar Palsy curiosity into fear and panic territory! BTW a typical patient is betweem 50-70 years old and will have different presenting symptoms...
Cheers.......JJ
Can the EMG from the leg and arm tell if a person has Bulbar Palsy?