People in the weight gain prevention group who weighed themselves less than once a day tended to gain rather than lose weight during the study. Daily weighers in the weight loss group lost twice as much weight as weekly weighers -- an average of 12 pounds vs. 6, Linde says.
Symptoms of spinal accessory nerve injury. Symptoms of peroneal nerve injury (foot drop) may include: 1  Shoulder pain. 2  Scapular winging. 3  Weakness or atrophy of the trapezius muscle.
There may be no symptoms of spinal stenosis, or symptoms may appear slowly and get worse over time. Signs include: Pain in the neck or back. Numbness, weakness, cramping, or pain in the arms or legs. Pain going down the leg. Foot problems. A serious type of spinal stenosis occurs when there is pressure on nerves in the lower back.