Hi all and thanks for your responses!

I will look into the bloodtesting, the GP didnt want to perform any because it wouldnt be useful. (teeheee!!) Guess he has absolutely no clue what he's dealing with. But I'm grateful that he listened to my complaints today and allowed me to see a neuro on much shorter notice (next week). I will see a specialist in the area of herniated discs, and might get an instant MRI - its kind of a routinated facility for quick checkups, not sure if I'm at the right place but they might be able to put me in the right direction.

I guess the diagnostic Ken is mentioning is the one which is the most specific and concluding, in combination with a bloodtest. O well, I will have to surrender to the knowledge of these neuros, just started reading up on this topic...

Thank you Janie for soothing my mind about the heart issues. I will sleep better tonight

I'm kind of impatient with the waiting times for diagnostics... Symptoms progress too fast to sit at ease, and some websites claim 'urgent diagnosis' on acute onsets. Perhaps I'm just being anxious, but I feel like I should be on top of it to minimize any ongoing damage (if any) and perhaps stop the progression.

Exciting times... By the way; alcohol seems to dull out the pain in my feet and hamstrings a bit, but is it wise to drink a few? ( 1-2 beers) I'm not taking any medicine as of yet, so looking for some relief