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03-20-2009, 09:35 AM
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Hi Twee, and welcome to NeuroTalk!
 Some doctors, though I think this type is rare, are willing to sit down and take the time to listen to you. A lot of doctors I've been to see, and this type is more the norm, don't want to listen. It seems they form an opinion in the first ten seconds, and nothing you can do or say will change it. I was diagnosed about 18 years ago, but first I went through some not-too-nice neuros. When I finally found a doc who did sit and listen to what was going on with my body, and said that he wanted to run some tests to see what was going on, I could have kissed him! I'm with Dejibo, get yourself to a doctor or a clinic and have some tests run. Be sure to keep a journal of all your symptoms, tests, meds, etc. That will really be of some help to you. And, keep us posted on how things work out for you. 
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