help me electric pulsing 6 months

6 months ago i beacame very ill .  with a vral illness. i lost alot of weight 40 pound over 4 weeks . after that i was left with tremors. electric pain . feelings all over my body/ also load ringing in my ears and very sensitive to noise. a loud noise would shake me inside. also numbness in my foot. extreme difficulty walking nerve feelings in my legs. balance was completely bad. coulding walk 100 feet. was checked out by an infection specialist. he found nothing.   was sent to neurolgist. he did an mri egc ncv /  all normal. he said at the time its trama to the nervous system and time will cure it . ill be 100 percent. months  have passed 6 at this point. but i still have pulsing nerve feeling in my back and my heart area and in the back of my head. i get woken up at 4 am every day by nerves firing off. in the back of my head. still a little bit nausa . and my walking has imporved but is still not 100 percent .still don't feel 100 percent stable on my feet. feel every step! still get small but nerve pusing in arms and legs. / got a second opion by another neuroligist. he said he think at this point its nerve inflamation (inflammation). im passing all neuologic test and when the inflamation (inflammation) comes down ill be 100 percent.  Please what do you think? should i go somewhere else. Does this sound right? very tired at this point/ How loing does inflamation (inflammation) of the nerves take to come down? please help.

[dr_simran]

Hello  Dear,
Post viral syndrome is not one illness, but a combination of symptoms caused by several factors. First step is infection by a virus There is no cure but most symptoms can be treated successfully. The first treatment recommended is a combination of rest, exercise, and proper diet. The patient is advised to attempt only the most important activities, to avoid over-exerting , and to rest whenever necessary. A moderate amount of exercise is important, but too much exercise can make the disease worse. Counseling and stress reduction learning how to better handle the pressures of everyday life can also be helpful.
Many medications, nutritional supplements like vitamins and minerals, and herbal preparations have been used . Some patients get progressively worse over time. Others improve slowly. Some individuals have periods of illness that alternate with periods of good health.. Most patients, however, find some relief by following a treatment plan that includes adequate rest, nutrition, exercise, and other therapies.

Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (ADEM) is an acute inflammatory disease of the central nervous system and may follow systemic viral infections , vaccination encephalomyelitis, or occur spontaneously.You should consult your neurologist regarding this possibility.

Refer http://www.faqs.org/health/Sick-V1/Chronic-Fatigue-Syndrome.html

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