Yes. A neurologist was my first step in diagnosing fibro. He had to rule out lupus and MS, among other things. I HIGHLY recommend going to a GOOD neurologist

I was diagnosed with MS in 2006. Was put on medication for it and took iit for years until just a few months ago. I had a different doctor tell me I didn't have MS and yet a third one said I did have it but am in remission, was told to hold off meds until if and/or when it returns. A year ago I was diagnosed with fibro. So far haven't received much help with my fibro. Still in daily pain, brain fog, memory issues. So I guess what I'm saying is, it's hard for even doctors to make a definite diagnosis. Wish I had an answer for you, I'm still looking. The good point? I have a loving family and close friends. I only hope you do too!

A QUALIFIED Infectios Disease Specialist can diagnose you much better and sooner.
A neurologist can run EMG, EEG, etc. However, if there's nerve damage, the tests will come out Negative. The Neuro would have to have a solid argument for your DX, vs. Negative Findings.
Wish You Well,
LET

This is a confusing one is it MS or fibromyalgia. When I started with symptoms 23 years ago, A neurologist told me I was showing all the signs and symptoms of MS, I was never offered anything not even a brain scan, i was constantly back and forth from my GP surgery Only 4 years ago now did I get the fibro diagnosis! I had always had my misgivings with this until I did my own research for many years.Thankfully I have never had problems with my eyes which seems to be a major symptom of MS. My symptoms have changed and progressed over the years its like they change pattern, a new one everyday. You need to have a brain scan ASAP to determine what you really have, fibromyalgia mimics a lot MS symptoms. I hope this is helpful to you and you get all the answers you need