Last summer, I suddenly lost vision and had bouts of vertigo. I had my eyes checked by an optometrist and she found that my vision was completely normal. I went to my family doctor since I was scared to drive. He checked my out for things but never came up with an answer. About a month later, the problems disappeared. This past May, the vision problems and dizziness came back. I couldn't exercise without either loosing my vision or feeling dizzy. I started having shooting pains, almost like electric shocks, going up my arms and legs. My feet and hands felt like they were pins and needles. I went to my family doctor and he ordered an MRI. The MRI showed 2 nonspecific places on my brain and the radiologist noted that an autoimmune disease should be examined with my age (32), sex, and the location. My family doctor is convinced that I have MS and he sent me to a neurologist right away. I saw the neurologist the next day and she wrote me off. She said she thinks I am having silent migraines and nothing else. I left feeling frustrated and confused. From what I have read about silent migraines, they do not last for days on end. After another week or so, my symptoms almost disappeared. I still had fatigue and would get some tingling sensations but I was feeling quite a bit better. This past week, I was driving to work and my left eye went foggy and I could not see the road, My left leg was trembling uncontrollably and my hands and feet were numb. I have been unable to walk steadily and my balance has been horrible. My husband ended up taking me to the hospital (after consulting with an ER doctor). My neurological exam was "crappy" according to the doctor so another MRI was ordered. This one showed the same 2 spots so they are not convinced that it is MS. They did give me 2 high dose steroid injections while I was there overnight that did seem to help. Any advice on what to do from here? I really feel like I have MS. Lupus came back negative and my B12 is within the normal range. Do I keep trying this path to get someone to diagnose me?