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I agree with all that has been posted. You NEED to get some treatment and that may include you specifically asking for an IV pulse of steroids. At this point it sure can't hurt you.

With these numerous and observable symptoms I don't know why your neuro isn't asking for more testing to be done. Seems like the reasonable path to me.
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