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Some Help Please!!!
Feb 12, 2008 10:48AM in the Neurology Community
Thank you for your response. I was dx'd with probable MS in 1994. I do have all the clinical symptomology for MS. When my Nerve Conduction Test showed snesory neuropathy, my Neurologist only went with a dx of Sensory Neuropathy. Yet my repeated MRI's and now a CT all report MS. What am I to believe??? Can I have both? Blessings
Some Help Please!!!
Feb 11, 2008 08:25PM in the Neurology Community
My CT Report reads as follows: (I hope you can sort it out for me): CT HEAD W/OUT CM Comparison: 05/04/06 MRI with and w/out CM Scattered low densities are seen within the centrum semiovale and deep white matter tracts, consistent with patient's history of MS. There does appear to be interval progression involving the left deep parietal white matter...
Some Help Please!!!
Feb 11, 2008 11:28AM in the Neurology Community
Thank you for your response regarding my lesions.  I was initially diagnosed with MS in 1994.  MRI then did not show any lesions, so dx was "probable" MS. In 2004 MRI showed 5 deep white matter lesions; they did not enhance.  Dr. Rifaat Bashir at Creighton University Medical Center said he did not think I had MS, asked if I had had TIA's possibly.  My sym...
Some Help Please!!!
Feb 10, 2008 10:46PM in the Neurology Community
Can someone explaine to me what Deep Whhite Matter Lesions are with demyelinating and axonal features mean? I was diagnosed with predominent (primary) sensory polyneuropathy. Thanks.
Help me please
Feb 10, 2008 10:38PM in the Neurology Community
Sure wish I had some advise for you, but I have had these painful headaches now for 5-6 weeks and can't seem to shake them myself. Just had a CT Scan of my head. . .haven't heard the results yet. I have primary sensory polyneuropathy, and moderate lumbar spodylosis. My spine hurts alot, along with all the neuropathic pain. I hope the headaches are related ...
2nd Opinion
Feb 10, 2008 08:26PM in the Neurology Community
That's great! I'm so glad to hear that you are better! Blessings