I think I also have ms they have been saying fibro for 20 years due to pain and stiffness in legs lately eye problems once had to drive with sunglasses at night just to see from lights scary but the lights from stores at night were killing my eyes ,memory loss is awful lately can't remember what I'm doing stumbling to the right like I am drinking extreme fatigue especially in my thigh muscles lower legs knees and below slways hurt top of legs just feel weak and numb when walking my thighs get extremly fatigue really fast almost immediatly then I get very dizzy idk I had a brain scan that showed white matter in both hemispheres but no lesions but that was over 10 years ago I need a recheck also I have loss of words and it can not spell words I have spelled for years
Thank you for your help. I am anxious. I just wish it would get here and be over. I dont know what to do. What if I tell him all these symptoms and it turns out to be nothing? I will be embaressed. I Hope that he don't tell me it is all in my head. Will he do an MRI or the lumbar puncture first (not sure that is what it is called)? Can i still have MS and not have lesions on my brain since my symptoms have just started about 3 weeks ago. My first symptom was the sudden change in vision. I think the Dr. that said it was my sugar doesn't know what he is talking about. If you have anymore answers please let me know. thanks,
GoRollTide
Dont be scared.... It is a good visit. I had to go because I got Optic Neuritis. The exam is very similiar to a regular eye exam but there are more tests like color vision, macular degeneration tests etc... Lots and lots of looking into your eyes with those funky giant glasses things. No pain, no worries. HE was great and said i had Retrobulbar Neuritis (which is optic neuritis). So, its a very good thing to see him. Relax and pray for answers.... Good luck!
cz
I am bumping you cause that is what my eyes are doing in the last month my dad has diabetes but nothing strange on latest blood test? hope someone knows.
Mary
I am going to bump you to the top so someone that is more experienced will see it.
Lynette