I'm so sorry I haven't been able to respond. The antistriational antibody led my neurologist to send me for a CT Scan of my chest to rule out a thymoma. Luckily, CT came back normal and myasthenia gravis wasn't even entertained. Before I could even finish saying I thought I had it, she told me "absolutely not." And she was right on that front. She said it could be related to something autoimmune, and I do have psoriasis.

However, here I am a few months later with the same symptoms. Still having that weird numbness that isn't really "numbness" - I can still feel my hair brush against my face or if I make direct contact with my skin with say my hands, there's no loss of sensation. It's more like a burning? It's a very weird sensation and it comes and goes mostly in my face and arm.

Ontop of this, I still have sensitivity to bright lights. Developed floaters. Still feeling light headed. Not as dizzy. I was just about to go for an MRI of my brain when I found out....

I'm pregnant! 9 weeks now. Needless to say, the MRI has been put on hold lol

But now I'm left with no answers. Again. My neurologist performed a skin biopsy on my right leg which came back with significantly low epidermal fiber density but never actually explained the results to me, just mailed them. On my thigh, it came back at a 3.1 - range is 2.0 - 3.6. My ankle came back 2.7 - range is 1.8 - 3.6. Not sure how that translates to significantly low but then again, my neurologist switched practices and never called me. Why do physician's do this????

I keep thinking I have something extreme, like MS, and I'll never know because I never went for the MRI. And I certainly don't want to be sick when my baby makes its arrival. I want to feel like my old self, before my surgery and before all these weird things started happening to me. I'm hoping it just gets better with time. I dunno what else to do.