A very brief history:
I am undiagnosed and have done several rule out tests this summer that all came back normal: nerve conduction, eeg, full blood workup, etc.

I had a brain and full lumbar MRI almost 2 years ago (clear) and just the brain, no spine, again in April or May of this year that was also clear. I see my neuro again in October.

Opthamologist found last month that my vitreous seems to be seperating (at the young age of 32) and a blind spot in my right eye. I see her again in 3 weeks. She didn't say anything about my optic nerve and I totally forgot to ask while I was there but she did dilate my eyes and said the retina looked good.

My eyesight has gotten a lot worse since I saw my opthamologist. My eyeballs ache if I focus on something for more than a few minutes. If I keep going, I end up with a horrible headache. I have to strain to focus, I have a lot of blurriness and the blind spot seems to be more noticable..this could just be my imagination though, as I hadn't realized I had a blind spot until the opth told me. But I feel like I"m trying to function without my glasses and have actually touched my face several times to see if I am wearing them because it's so hard to see.

My legs are very weak. I try to walk to the gas station one block away several times a week to try to keep moving and build up stamina but it is very hard on me. My right knee gives out and within half a block I'm limping.

In the last few days my legs have gotten weaker. Last night I was standing in our backyard talking to my husband and it was all I could do to concentrate on keeping my legs under me. They were wobbly and weak and both knees tried to give out several times.

My question is what form of action to I take on symptoms that seem to be getting progressively worse each day? My eyes and my legs are really bothering me. I know that neither is most likely an emergency and I know that any tests I have if I ask to be seen would probably all come back normal, as they always do but, I'm wondering at which point should I seek attention sooner than my scheduled appointments?

My opthamologist appt being not for another 3 weeks and my neuro appt not being for another 2 months, should I just write down these symptoms when they happen worse than usual and save that for these already scheduled appointments? Or is this bad enough that I should call the opth and neuro and try to get sooner appointments?

Basically I"m trying to figure out if I'm making a big deal out of little things or if they are worthy of being seen sooner.