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I have had episodes of being tired migraines no balance nausea vertigo could not walk for nearly a month or drive this episode wad the worst lasting months in totall. Have had MRI scan which showed no brain lesions but a few in my spine neck area I have constant pain there and fatigue. The specialist that I have seen said I do not have m.s even though I have many symptoms and lesions I'm so confused don't know what to do next can anybody give advice?
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667078 tn?1316000935
Spinal lesions can be Primary Progressive MS but you may not have MS at all. I only bring it up because many neurologists know little about Primary Progressive MS. I went to a few neurologists before I had one who was an expert in it. Hopefully you do not have MS but is you go to a MS specialist ask when you are referred to get one who is well versed in PPMS. Also if you read about PPMS do not get freaked out. I have had it for over forty years and I am doing well.

Alex
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Thanks heaps I may do that waiting and wondering is the hard part as is living with symptoms hope I get answers soon regards heidi
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3204881 tn?1345499926
Hello and welcome to the community.

First of all I just want to say that I'm sorry you are having any symptoms at all. It is not exactly a party when your body acts up.....

If you are concerned that you have MS then you should ask your doctor about the possibility of a Lumbar punture. In fact, you could just tell your doctor you want one.

I hope that you find the answers that you are looking for and soon.

Best,

Tom

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