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colepro
01-25-2005, 10:20 AM
Thank you everyone that replied to my post from a week or so ago. I went to the dr for my physical... it was long 1.5 hours... it didn't help that he had an intern with him but what do you do! The dr. is really making me second guess myself, he has asked for a MRI (it will take 3-4 before I get my apt)but really he seems to blame everything on depression and the pain in my feet on my weight ( I am 5'6, 201 pounds) I don't know now... To be told that it is all in your "head" is upsetting... at least I get an MRI..maybe that will help put my mind at ease. It took a lot for me to go to the dr, about 15 months of maybe I should...
Again thanks for listening I am gong to post the symptoms again for those who missed the first post.
Paula

*White fog over my eyes (did go see a dr ( 2 years ago, they told me I had blocked tear ducts)
* Blurry vision, night driving is really bad.
*I have been having issues speaking (looking back this started 3-4 years ago) mixing up words (i.e. fool, instead of food), slurring speech, not being able to pronunciation, and forgetting words fully.
*Memory issues
*Extreme Fatigue.
*overheat
*Anxiety attacks
*Feet fall asleep a lot
*When walking actually have to think about lifting my feet.
*Heavy legs.
*hearing is bad
*High pitched noise in ears sometimes
*I get numb fingers and toes and pins and needles (and down the side of my hands and feet)
*Weakness in hands
*light headed.
*Pain in my feet when I stand up after sitting for a while or sleeping. At times it is very intense.
*My legs down to my feet hurt from too much walking or standing. Not throbbing pain, constant.
*hard to concentrate/pay attention.
*People can tell me things and it is like it went in one ear and out the other... I didn't get any point, I have no idea what they were telling me.
*Pain/crampy in muscles and joints.
*Frequent Urination
*Constipation
*Problems swallowing
*Depression, Mood swings, lack of Libido.

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kcgage
01-25-2005, 03:02 PM
An MRI is the first step to rule out other conditions. If your MRI comes back normal, and your doc is still telling you it's depression, push for a referral to a rheumatolgoist.





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