The neurologist goes to school longer. By four years. I’d definitely try to get into a ms specialist 🤗

I initially saw a neuro-ophthalmologist, who conducted an MRI of my brain and eyes, along with a spinal tap. He identified brain lesions and prescribed a week of prednisone injections, which almost restored my vision. He ruled out MS but wanted me to follow up regularly for further investigation. While seeing him, I decided to get a second opinion from a neurologist. After briefly reviewing my MRI results on my phone, the neurologist immediately diagnosed MS and criticized the first doctor. The conflicting opinions have left me feeling confused and frustrated.

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I will most definitely look into it as soon as I obtain insurance again. Thanks!

OMG that makes so much sense bc that's exactly what happened to me and why he (neuro-optho) was saying brain pressure/inflammation bc at the time I was under so much stress due to my crazy marriage and arguing all the time and I was having what I called episodes bc the 1st time my vision went wonky it lasted about a week then a couple months later the 2nd & 3rd episodes lasted shorter this was all a year before going to that neurologist saying MS but after those injections, it helped so much bc I now have mild optic neuritis & only increase when hot & no more brain fog, speech craziness & rare headaches/tension unless I put my hair up or crying LOL