I cannot give you a clinical diagnosis over the internet. To a certain extent you have to place some trust in the doctors you are seeing, they seem to be doing a fiarly extensive workup. An LP is not absolutely necessary for a diagnosis of MS - the diagnosis should be apparent other ways also if this is really the diagnosis. The neurologist has to weight up the chances of the LP showing something other than MS also. Hopefully they will make a diagnosis, but sometimes this takes time, and time itself may reveal the true nature of the disorder. MS centers are usually very good at telling MS from other disorders.
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This site explains evoked potentials:http://www.cinn.org/isc/tests/evokedpotentials.html
Thank you for your reassuring reply . I wanted to make sure my evaluation process is standard and that I will get diagnosed . My neuro-uro is in process of investigating neurogenic bladder as opposed to obstruction .It;s coming together .
Thank you again for your comments and time .