Hello everybody, thanks for the help in advance! I'm away from my family in a exchange program and the doctors don't help at all in Germany!
Since last year I've experiencing a ringing in the ears that grows since then, on both years (associated with loud noise) and hearing loss (50 dB right side at 4Khz). Bladder problems progressing slowly in the last 3 years (incontinent and urge to pee).
Lack of Vitamin D was the only abnormality on recent blood exams. IGg is OK. No parentrelated MS.
Although I've been feeling loss of balance, dizziness (and with that I've been stumbling here and there), reduced speech flow, tingling feet and maybe a little uncomfortable by walking (psychological sadness, worry could be the reason? I don't know but it's disturbing my life really badly).
MRT on the head and first bone of the spine are OK.
I'm so scared and doctor help in Germany are horrible, they don't connect the dots. What do you guys think? Could it be PPMS or any other explanation? Please help...
I understand that you are worried that you might have PPMS, but it is very unlikely that what you are experiencing could be something like PPMS, because PPMS is a very slow developing type of MS, so it's more typical for someone to be in the 40's before their decades long slow deterioration becomes more evident and or disabling.
With you only being 23, having experienced a lot of symptoms over too short a time frame of a year to 3 years and you also have bilateral hearing loss, and whilst hearing issues can be associated with MS, it is classed as one of the rarest symptoms of MS, so I honestly believe a neurological condition like MS is not very likely.
A vestibular disorder would explain some of what you've experienced but it wouldn't explain everything, unfortunately i honestly couldn't take a guess on what medical condition you 'could be' dealing with. Bilateral hearing loss in someone of your age group i think is more commonly congenital, loud music exposure and or headphone behaviours and some viral infections but i'm sure there are other explanations, although i'm not familiar to help point you in any particular direction, sorry.
Cheers........JJ