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MS? FIBRO? TMJ? can they be connected?

Hello all... my name is Skylar. I have been without insurance since 2008 and feel like I'm dying.
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5112396 tn?1378017983
You got some great advice here in August. http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Multiple-Sclerosis/MS-fibro/show/2275017#post_10949481

Were you able to act on any of that? I'm so sorry nothing has resolved since then.
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667078 tn?1316000935
Do you have a regular doctor at all? if you do they can do a neurological exam in their office. It reflexes, following a finger with your eyes, etc. From that simple test they can tell you if you need to see a neurologist or not. Even if you do not have insurance it would be worth it to pay for an office call to rule Neurological in or out. If the test is normal you can definitely put MS off the list.

TMJ and Fibro in themselves can make you very miserable.

Alex
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