Oh that’s so good you’re so well and unaffected. Not sure why you’ve been exaggerating your symptoms all these months - pah! Listen to your neurologist she clearly knows how you’re affected far more than you do silly girl.
Have you made an official report of her bad treatment? She is the ultimate pits.
You win, hands down, for finding the worst neuro in existence
Crikey! From what I’ve read up about MS I don’t know how that can stand!
Yep. My nurse is as shocked as me. But obviously that’s why I went to my GP in the first place…coz there is nothing wrong. As my nurse pointed out the symptoms were all there right from the beginning, when I thought it was just labyrinthitis !! But hey…not long til the new neuro.
Oh how ridiculous it all is! Hopefully the new neuro actually has a clue what they are going on about! I have labrynthitus too. Was diagnosed in 2006. Didn’t think anything of this, could it be linked to all this other weirdness?! Stacey xx
Well, the new neuro is an MS specialist…and recommended by my nurse, so fingers crossed. My “labyrinthitis” turned out to be MS !! So, yes, I guess it could be linked. I’ve been having dizzy attacks for years and my GP reckons that these are all attributed to MS relapses…with the benefit of hindsight !! Xx
Oh crumbs! I have dizziness when I’m stressed & at the time of the month when I’m laying in bed my head sound like Crazzzy! Do you have lesions on your brain & spine if you don’t mind me asking? Xx
I have lesions on my brain…don’t know where as per above nastyneuro rant!! But I’ve never had my spine scanned, so I don’t know that either !! Obviously, my neuro equipped me with loads of info !! All in all, I think you could safely assume that it wasn’t a good experience !! My dizziness never, ever goes away but it does get worse when I’m stressed or anxious. And no, I don’t mind you asking anything at all. Xx
I hope you get some proper answers from this new neuro. Thank you for sharing Xx