Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: 27Female unable to walk, urinary retention, gastroparesis27 year old female, weight:57kg, height164cm. Previously diagnosed with autism, pernicious anaemia, iron deficiency, epilepsy, POTS.Taking Wellbutrin, lamotrigine, clobozam, vitamin d, iron, vitamin b12 injection, pantoprozole, and now because of gastroparesis I am taking domperidone also gravol IVI have leg weakness and my legs feel heavy and like they will give out on me. I have diminished feeling in them but the EMG came back as completely normal.I had an MRI and an MRI with contrast and it showed a disk bulge effacing the anterior disk space and moderate to severe narrowing of both neural foremen on disk L5/S1Disk protrusion which is mildly protruding into the thecsl sac and causing mild stenosis and mild neural foramen narrowing on L4-5I have gastroparesis which was just diagnosed during this hospital stay. I was vomiting almost everything I ate (which wasnt much because I got full so quickly) and they did a gastric emptying study.I have urinary retention meaning that I am unable to start urinating and it caused me to retain over 2L of fluid. I am currently catheterized. A urologist wouldnt see me because they believed it was a neurological problem but neuro suggested I see urology.I have a lot of the symptoms of Ehlers danlos syndrome as well (hyper mobility type) such as hypermobile joints, hyper elastic skin, soft, easily bruised skin, dislocations and TMJ disorder (which have caused jaw to dislocate many times).I have not been diagnosed with this yet but could the leg weakness and other symptoms be caused by ehlers danlos or is there something else we (the doctors and I) should be looking at.I am doing Physio and am getting a bit better at walking but my weight is mostly in my arms and so my legs dont give out I have been using a chair for the majority of the time here and walking with Physio using a walker. Im really unsteady on my feet and have a hard time controlling where my feet go which is making it hard to walk so I can only do pivot transfers.I had an ultrasound done of my abdomen/pelvis and am not sure the results yetDoctor is referring me to an EDS clinic because no one here knows enough to diagnose me. ### Response: Really depends on what the neurological exam shows..