lilduk99,

Welcome to NeuroTalk. Sorry to here of your struggles.

I think all of your symptoms could be from your concussions. More specifically, from the combination of concussion and the neck and upper back injuries that usually go undiagnosed after a concussion.

I suggest you find a physiatrist ( Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation specialist) who has good experience with concussion and whiplash. You need a thorough evaluation of your whole body.

If your CT and MRI were clear, MS should not be considered. It shows up like a bright light in an MRI . I went through a similar scare but my neuro put me at easy based on the clear MRI.

What conditions are the rheumatologist and endocrinologist treating you for? Rheumatoid arthritis? You may be having symptoms that overlap leaving the doctors down the wrong path. Plus, the drug cocktail you are on sounds problematic. Your brain needs rest, not stimulants. Plus stimulants and strong pain killers can be rough when the brain is struggling. And,,, your brain is surely struggling.

It sounds like you need to take some time off to recover. Do you have some vacation and sick time available? Some time off with some massage therapy, maybe some physical therapy or chiro or such to help your spine relax and heal will be good. Plus, no caffeine or other stimulants or alcohol (maybe a single serving per day) plus good nutrition and vitamin supplements (strong on B's) can help your body and brain detoxify.

You need a doctor to quarterback your care. A good physiatrist may be able to do that. Finding that one doctor can be difficult but well worth the effort in research and time. Understanding the mix of drugs you are on should be high priority. You may want to have a talk with a pharmacist, too.

Try to slow down and rest. You and your brain need it before you have a serious collapse.

My best to you.