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WHAT????? Your doctor told you that your ears your eyes and your nose are not connected??? I am sorry but I think the doc is wrong and please someone come correct me if I am ! but when one gets a cold a sinus infection ..your nose is affected your ears can also be affected as well as throat and eyes...that is why i believe they are CONNECTED. That is why I think your doc is wrong.but I am NOT a doctor I could be the one who is wrong but I DO NOT think so. I do think you need to keep on path to seeing another doctor..
can I ask what is A&E ..the emergency room????
stick with us we will help you as much as we can and hopefully you will get answers and your pains in control and some of your life back to normal.

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WHAT????? Your doctor told you that your ears your eyes and your nose are not connected??? I am sorry but I think the doc is wrong and please someone come correct me if I am ! but when one gets a cold a sinus infection ..your nose is affected your ears can also be affected as well as throat and eyes...that is why i believe they are CONNECTED. That is why I think your doc is wrong.but I am NOT a doctor I could be the one who is wrong but I DO NOT think so. I do think you need to keep on path to seeing another doctor..
can I ask what is A&E ..the emergency room????
stick with us we will help you as much as we can and hopefully you will get answers and your pains in control and some of your life back to normal.

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Hi

Yeah, thats exactly what they said.. today i was out and had an awful spell.. along with pain can it cause dizziness? i felt like i was going to hit the ground.. i was so out of it.. sharp pains in the eyes, forehead, ears, jaw, cheeks you name it.. by A & E i meant accident and emergency, like casualty.. i think many of the symptoms i have are similar to TMJ also.. i just hope its not anything more sinister

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As far as I know most time dizzy is from medications like a side affect when on meds . Being dizzy isnt a t.n. symptom in most of the people I have talked with neither is eye sight decreasing .... A few thing you mentioned do seem like t.n. but others dont .
I would try to get apt with neuro and have request to have a current MRI done it has been what 6 years since your last one...2005 ??
hope your weekend has been going well for you.
Low pain and positive energy to you.
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As far as I know most time dizzy is from medications like a side affect when on meds . Being dizzy isnt a t.n. symptom in most of the people I have talked with neither is eye sight decreasing .... A few thing you mentioned do seem like t.n. but others dont .
I would try to get apt with neuro and have request to have a current MRI done it has been what 6 years since your last one...2005 ??
hope your weekend has been going well for you.
Low pain and positive energy to you.
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I went back to a GP and told them i wanted a referral letter, thats to be sent off but not sure how long it will take.. it wont cost me anything thankfully through the public system over here but it could take quite a while meaning months or even over a year, i'll wait and see.. but as i mentioned i might just go to A and E and try get seen to then

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I went back to a GP and told them i wanted a referral letter, thats to be sent off but not sure how long it will take.. it wont cost me anything thankfully through the public system over here but it could take quite a while meaning months or even over a year, i'll wait and see.. but as i mentioned i might just go to A and E and try get seen to then

Thanks for all your support

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Chantelle,
I am a newbie today on this site as last week I was diagnosed with MS and still learning just what I am dealing with. Some great and comforting info on this site and I hope to contribute.
Last 3 or 4 years I had similar pains - it was center of sinus area to left ear and would come and go. Heat would trigger some of the time - my dr said sinus issues - so ate tons of meds with little help. I have fought allergies all my life so thought it made sense. Then the balance got so bad I would stumble and was miserable with face pain. My dr said I should see a shrink - huh, he thought I was faking! So, I changed Dr's and within 30 days new Dr ran a B12 test - came back I had very low levels that can cause a deadly version called Pernicious Anemia - I started shots and withing 2 weeks ( 1x a week ) my symptoms had just about vanished...
Now, got along good most of summer and last 2 months many other symptoms have surfaced which has led to MS diagnosis. However the face pain has been very minimal so I would check out the B12 test - simple low cost blood test and you might just get lucky as low B12 can cause symptoms very similar to MS and can cause permanent Neuro dmg...
There is a very good book called "Could it be B12" written by a California nurse - well worth the read...
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Chantelle,
I am a newbie today on this site as last week I was diagnosed with MS and still learning just what I am dealing with. Some great and comforting info on this site and I hope to contribute.
Last 3 or 4 years I had similar pains - it was center of sinus area to left ear and would come and go. Heat would trigger some of the time - my dr said sinus issues - so ate tons of meds with little help. I have fought allergies all my life so thought it made sense. Then the balance got so bad I would stumble and was miserable with face pain. My dr said I should see a shrink - huh, he thought I was faking! So, I changed Dr's and within 30 days new Dr ran a B12 test - came back I had very low levels that can cause a deadly version called Pernicious Anemia - I started shots and withing 2 weeks ( 1x a week ) my symptoms had just about vanished...
Now, got along good most of summer and last 2 months many other symptoms have surfaced which has led to MS diagnosis. However the face pain has been very minimal so I would check out the B12 test - simple low cost blood test and you might just get lucky as low B12 can cause symptoms very similar to MS and can cause permanent Neuro dmg...
There is a very good book called "Could it be B12" written by a California nurse - well worth the read...
Good Luck!
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Hi

Apologies for the delay.

Wow.. your going through an awful lot like i am along with the docs thinking i'm just a worrier and making it up or causing these symptoms to manifest.. i have been told to see a counseller too.. its frustrating

I finally got an appointment for an MRI which will be on the 20th of April. I will take your advice and get B12 checked next time i get tests done.. i'm due to get more done as i have high bilirubin. I do eat quite well and take vitamins but i guess it all depends on how the body absorbs etc.

I find that if i wash my hair or go for a walk or there is a breeze etc the symptoms come back with a bang.. its horrible.. earaches, glands go up headache, generally sensitivity also heat tends to affect me in a different way, its all so difficult. I'm wrecked the following day after doing something small the day before.. feel out of it, unbalanced, confused, severe fatigue, i do have many MS symptoms so we'll see what the scan reveals. I also seem to have muscular pain in the neck.. have you ever mooved or stretched and get a sudden like shock of electricity almost travel through your head, its agony.

Hope to hear back from you, how are you doing lately? and apologies for the delay

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WHAT????? Your doctor told you that your ears your eyes and your nose are not connected??? I am sorry but I think the doc is wrong and please someone come correct me if I am ! but when one gets a cold a sinus infection ..your nose is affected your ears can also be affected as well as throat and eyes...that is why i believe they are CONNECTED. That is why I think your doc is wrong.but I am NOT a doctor I could be the one who is wrong but I DO NOT think so. I do think you need to keep on path to seeing another doctor..
can I ask what is A&E ..the emergency room????
stick with us we will help you as much as we can and hopefully you will get answers and your pains in control and some of your life back to normal.

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If you look at an anotomical drawing of the trigeminal nerve, it branches out all through the nose - everywhere - my nose is one of the most sensitive parts of my condition. Any type of eyewear is unbearable. Regarding the astigmatism, I doubt that it is related. Many people have it. But I have to side with BMW - that statement is absolutely wrong.
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Hi

Thanks guys for your reply. I managed to get an appointment for an MRI scan anyway as i have many MS symptoms also.

Just say i wash my hair and go outside i seem to get headcold symptoms, headaches, earaches, glands go up etc.. is that all part of it? like i have short hair and i got it cut the other day and its hit me again with vengence..

Do you know if anyone else has ever had all this just from washing their hair or going out into a breeze or for a walk?

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If you look at an anotomical drawing of the trigeminal nerve, it branches out all through the nose - everywhere - my nose is one of the most sensitive parts of my condition. Any type of eyewear is unbearable. Regarding the astigmatism, I doubt that it is related. Many people have it. But I have to side with BMW - that statement is absolutely wrong.
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Hi Lily

Apologies for the delay. Along with your nose being sensitive what other symptoms and triggers do you have? I'd be very interested to hear all about it.. Its so frustrating that the air or showering etc causes my sypmtoms to immediately flare up.. MRI scan on April 20th so hopefully that will explain a few things but again so many docs write it off and think im just a worrier because what i'm experiencing but its all connected. Frustrating

Hope to hear back from you

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