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I just went to the neurologist for migraines and got cleared as neurologically sound. My rheumatologist suggested I go back because of my problems with my legs. They say that the problem is not fibromyalgia. Should I call and make an appointment?
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Members strongly encouraged someone to follow their rheumatologist's recommendation to see a neurologist about unexplained leg problems, with... Read more
I would say yes to making the call. A neurologist can help determine which nerves are causing the issue. I had testing done for neuropathy and found that I don't have it. He believed my back was the problem. He sent me to the neurosurgeon who in turn decided that I have severe spinal stenosis causing leg and foot pain as well as back pain.
I like the neurologist I am assigned to now
@A MyFibroTeam Member have your personal physician send their notes to the neurologist.
Yes you should. If your rheumatologist had recommended it, do it. Can't you see if you can see a different neurologist? Tell them your rheumatologist had told you you have to go back. Let me know how you get on. Gentle hugs
Sarah xXxXxXxXx
Hi if you feel it's right for you and if it will give you peace of mind make an appointment 😊
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