just a follow up visist with the nurse practitioner. she didn't have any answers for me either. a recap of my issues since i don't think i have posted about them in a long while.
i have fibromyalgia. the pain management doc thinks there maybe myofascal pain syndrom, cfs, and multiple chemical sensitivity as well but isn't sure enough to add that to my dx. the reason i am seeing a neuro as well is because of some weird numbness issues i'm having as well. my face is numb/tingly feeling almost all of the time, but it's not bell's palsy or anything like that. the backs of my hands go numb. parts of my legs will get numb and tingly. i have muscle spasms that i take meds for ( all the issues were there before i started meds so nothing is a side effect) if i lay on my side, my top leg goes numb, not the one i am laying on. i've been tested for eveything they can think of including lyme, thyroid problems, diabetes, hypo/hyperglycemia. tons of blood work. labcorp is affecionatly called those darn vampires since everytime i go they take vials and vials of blood.
then i have the fun that comes along just with fibro, pain, fogginess, tired.
i've had mri's to rule out MS, and i had an emg.
the lpus side is that in the 3 months since i saw the neuro, i haven't gotten worse, but still no clue as to what's going on. UGH!:bang:
thanks for letting me vent.
i have fibromyalgia. the pain management doc thinks there maybe myofascal pain syndrom, cfs, and multiple chemical sensitivity as well but isn't sure enough to add that to my dx. the reason i am seeing a neuro as well is because of some weird numbness issues i'm having as well. my face is numb/tingly feeling almost all of the time, but it's not bell's palsy or anything like that. the backs of my hands go numb. parts of my legs will get numb and tingly. i have muscle spasms that i take meds for ( all the issues were there before i started meds so nothing is a side effect) if i lay on my side, my top leg goes numb, not the one i am laying on. i've been tested for eveything they can think of including lyme, thyroid problems, diabetes, hypo/hyperglycemia. tons of blood work. labcorp is affecionatly called those darn vampires since everytime i go they take vials and vials of blood.
then i have the fun that comes along just with fibro, pain, fogginess, tired.
i've had mri's to rule out MS, and i had an emg.
the lpus side is that in the 3 months since i saw the neuro, i haven't gotten worse, but still no clue as to what's going on. UGH!:bang:
thanks for letting me vent.