02 Sep 2013 at 10:06AM
hi i have have a sharp like stinging pain under my right
shoulder blade now for approximately 5 weeks. I am going to see my
doctor today with a concern that i may have ms. The reason i am
thinking this is over the past few weeks i have been looking into ms and
a lot of the symptoms point to the same things i have experienced over
quite a few years now. I am a 30 year old male and although i have this
pain in my back at the moment i have had this same type of sensitive,
itchy type feelin in various parts of my body (my skin feels really
sensitive to touch). I have had blood tests done before, i have had an
mri scan done and even seen a neurologists but everything always comes
back negative. I get some really strange pains inside my body that i
cannot describe most of the time but feel as though it is nothing and
just leave it to go away. i have been to the doctors before over some
pains but when i finally get to see my doctor there is nothing there. I
get numb finger tips and pins and needles all over my body so bad some
times that i cant even move the part of my body it is affecting. I have
read comments from people who have been diagnosed with ms and a lot of
there symptoms are what i have. please could i have some advice on this
and what i should do. Thanks
Hi there!
There are so many things that can cause your set of symptoms so even if they seem to tick all the MS boxes statistically it's unlikely with a clear MRI to be MS.
However - everyone is different and have different tales to tell so the only thing you can do is go back to your GP and ask to be referred back to the neurologist.
Explain you now have new symptoms and are concerned - It will help to make a short, concise list of symptoms - when they happened - how long they lasted and whether they are now resolved. Hope this helps xxxjenxx
There are so many things that can cause your set of symptoms so even if they seem to tick all the MS boxes statistically it's unlikely with a clear MRI to be MS.
However - everyone is different and have different tales to tell so the only thing you can do is go back to your GP and ask to be referred back to the neurologist.
Explain you now have new symptoms and are concerned - It will help to make a short, concise list of symptoms - when they happened - how long they lasted and whether they are now resolved. Hope this helps xxxjenxx
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