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I don't know what's going on.....

I have seen 4 neurologists in the past 2 years and no one has given me anything definitive, regarding a diagnosis. The second doc saw "Focal and confluent T2 signal...

Seeking diagnosis

I haven’t been officially diagnosed yet. I had a couple of doctors tell me I was pre MS. But I just dismissed it, especially when I started feeling better for...

Investigating whether I have MS

I am in the process of the investigative phase to establish whether I have MS or not. I want to describe my situation and see if it sounds familiar to...

Trigeminal neuralgia

Do you experience trigeminal neuralgia? If so, what has your experience been like? Have you found anything that seems to help with it?...

PS FROM HOPELESS

This all started in 2004 with a numb chin and incontinence…got worse from there 🥲...

MS Diagnosis Question

Has anyone been diagnosed with MS with lesions only in the subcortical and periventricular but not in (juxta)cortical or infratentorial regions? Thanks in advance!...

Getting Diagnosed

For years now I've experienced so many strange symptoms and no diagnosis! I'm so frustrated and tired of living with uncertainty. I recently had an MRI with and without contrast...

So confused,,,…loosing my fight!

Hopeless is so confused and no doctor FINDINGS: There is no intracranial mass or mass effect. Ageappropriate appearances of ventricles and sulci. There are a few foci of increased T2/FLAIR...

All the symptoms but negative MRI

Hi, Over the past 10 months I've had two episodes of neurological symptoms: fatigue, weakness, loss of balance, nerve pain, muscle spasticity, etc. Each episode lasted about a month. In...

Head tremors/shaking

Hi, I was diagnosed with MS in September 2023. For the past 72 hours I've been experiencing heading shaking similar to feeling like a bobble head. Has anyone ever experienced...

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