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Some doctors don't like to order mris so I feel they brush it off. I have had 3 mris and had to beg for 1 of them to be done.Even if there is a 1 percent chance I said I want it done.
I agree about the panic issue. Trust me I understand and relate because I worry so but pre my dx I worried about every possible dx and then I just got myself more worked up. This board helped and still does so much and also reaching out to your family or friends. |
I really do understand you
it is scary....
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Worry...to what end?
Worry, or more likely concern SHOULD direct you to agressively seek and get all the right testing.... You can't worry about what you don't KNOW about?
So, be agressive in finding out WHAT you should worry about and then LEARN about it! As as aside? When I was 'diagnosed w/cancer?' I had'nt had the biopsy results in yet ...but I started 'reading like a crazy person'! Until, I realized, that like neuropathies? There were soo many factors to consider that I couldn't consider any until I knew more about what to LOOK at! Once you can get your docs to zero in onto something? You can then FOCUS on the hundred or so neuro problems in your case. Panic and worry are definitely premature...tho your body is screaming RED ALERT! all the time. You hurt, feel like what goes out w/the garbage or worse! But, GET MAD AND LEARN! Be your own detective and zero in on the 'cubbyholes' you think YOU mite fit into? It IS overwhelming at first? But, w/the right doc on the right tracks you will find some sort of satisfaction in the result...if you can help steer the diagnosis to that 'right' or near-right solution... This is up in the 'stickies'? But start and take a gander at ALL of the neuro problems! It's a BIG list! Start w/the top intro's? Differences between Myopothies and neuropathies etc...testings and all of it! Then? Zero in on some maybe diagnoses... Good luck and don't give up! http://neuromuscular.wustl.edu/alfindex.htm Hugs etc. :hug::hug::hug:!!!!!!!!!!! - j |
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Hi Sarah,
I have the same symptom! is it peripheral neuropathy? Quote:
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Welcome, Sarah.
I guess misery really does love company, because sharing with each other helps us all. Your symptoms, while individual to you, are not that different from things the rest of us experience or have experienced. Hearing arthritis and nerve problems in the same sentence makes me think gluten intolerance may be causal, or at least making things worse. It's another avenue to research. I don't know how old you are, or for how long you've been developing issues; probably longer than you may realize. Most of us are of the opinion that things really can get better; but it's going to take time. You probably didn't develop these problems quickly, so there's no reason to expect a quick solution. Patience is very difficult when you're in pain, and when you're frightened. You do have a great community of support here. And there are truly knowledgeable members. Mrs. D. Glenntaj, and many other senior members can really help you in knowing what questions to ask your doctor. Good luck, Steven |
From what i can make up from your describtion it liiks like small fiber neuropathy to me.
Do you this stifness on top of one or both feet?Did the symtomes in both your feet develop the same way?I am having simulair problems right now.The toes of my left starting get numb including the a part of the fore foot and I have this strange coldness in my left calf. I think its a good idee to write a detailed report what is happening to you.this is something that I should also do myself |
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