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.
At first, the patient may experience spinal shock, which causes loss of feeling, muscle movement, and reflexes below the level of injury. Spinal shock usually lasts from several hours to several weeks. As the period of shock lessens, other symptoms appear, depending on the location of the injury. Generally, the higher up the level of the injury to the spinal cord, the more severe the symptoms.