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Neurophysiological criteria in the diagnosis of different clinical types of GuillainBarre syndrome J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry , 79 ( 08 ) , pp 2 293 , /jnnp CrossRef View Record in Scopus Google ScholarGuillainBarré syndrome can be difficult to diagnose because several other conditions can cause similar symptoms A GP will refer you to a hospital specialist if they think you might have it or they are not sure what's causing your symptoms Examination A GP or specialist may ask about your symptoms, such as how long they've lasted and whether they're getting worse – muscle Guillain–Barré syndrome is a rare disorder in which the immune system goes into overdrive and the body attack its own nerves Common symptoms of the rare condition include weakness and tingling Frontiers Zika Virus And Guillain Barre Syndrome Is There Sufficient Evidence For Causality Neurology Guillain barre syndrome diagnosis criteria