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How was your appointment with neurologist?
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Not mucb happened they are still unsure. One Dr admited he was not familiar with WMSN he then accepted the working diagnosis of WMSN but he exluded MS and lupus.
I have no idea what it is. The pain still continues and other discomforts

What about your son?
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Not mucb happened they are still unsure. One Dr admited he was not familiar with WMSN he then accepted the working diagnosis of WMSN but he exluded MS and lupus.
I have no idea what it is. The pain still continues and other discomforts

What about your son?
Had 2nd opinion with main Neurological hospital in London, said pretty much same as yourself: ruled out MS etc. but no definitive diagnosis of WMSN, unless they do nerve biopsies which they did not want to do. Referred to pain management clinic, not much help there either except for prescription for pain killing meds. which he does not want to take. Now waiting for referral to a Counsellor to discuss dealing with stress!!
He tries just to get on with his life but quite self limiting as excess of walking for example, causes him to suffer more next day. After all this still looking for help!! Anyone reading this, please post your experiences etc. Thank you.
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