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Old 02-05-2013, 10:30 PM #1
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Default Possible MS and Pursuing Dx...

Hi,

I'm new to the NeuroTalk forums...and have found them to be extremely helpful in answering my questions. I originally joined because it was suspected I had CRPS after spraining my wrist last Fall. I went to a highly recommended rheumatologist for confirmation/treatment. After taking my medical history, she referred me on to a neuro for testing for MS.

My neuro appt. is scheduled for the 22nd of this month. I fear I may lose my mind before then!

I've had several symptoms off and on for the majority of my life. Lately they have been really bad and I feel as though they are "taking me out of my life"...I don't feel like doing much of anything. Also, my fear is that the symptoms will diminish before I get evaluated by the neuro and it may prolong any possible Dx. My question is -- if I do have MS and it goes into some type of remission (or whatever) before the appt...will the neuro still be able to pursue a Dx? I'm really just maybe over-thinking this whole thing...I just want some answers.

My symptoms recently have included: tingling/numbness/pain/and electric shocks all over my body (including my face), muscle weakness, a tremor in my hand, blurry vision, bouncing vision, vertigo, loss of balance (almost fell this past weekend), headaches, extreme jaw pain, bone crushing fatigue and bladder issues. Today it felt like someone increased the gravity here on Earth...it was SO much effort to move!! In the past, I've lost vision in my left eye. Recently, I get the sensation that i'm going to lose my vision again, but I don't.

I guess mainly I just needed to vent....and I'm sure many of you may understand what i'm going through. I'm kind of a wreck...I think at this point I would be more surprised if I don't have MS than if I do!

Thanks for indulging me in my rant. Sorry for the rambling...i'm kind of stressed beyond belief!!
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