#neurologist

[pithaut]

"you sound you have visual snow syndrome and tinnitus, you should get checked up by a neurologist" you're just jealous I can see galaxies all the time and the universe whispers its secrets only in my ears

[rhiandoesfandom]

Imagine having a neurological disease that no neurologist actually treats. That's what having Fibromyalgia is like.

[wheelingwithgrace]

Tomorrow is such a nervewracking day. I have a neurology appointment, and I'll be finding out the results of my EEG/finding out if we caught any epileptic activity on it. I'm freaking out because I've been having convulsive seizures, and I just want to find out the source of them and if they aren't epileptic in nature it honestly feels like it's going to set me back one step in recovery.

[spoonie-on-wheelz]

[thergbvision]

So I ended up getting a popliteal cyst (also known as a baker’s cyst- his name is Fred) behind my knee that I went to the ER for on Sunday. They have me now scheduled for an orthopedic surgeon and knowing I can finally tell someone who could get to the source and Dx behind my pain and my subluxations, tremors, hand problems, joint problems, hyper mobility. I have a slip or subluxation every other day if not every day.

Just knowing answers are soon. Someone will finally X-ray my problem areas. They will see with undeniable proof that my body has something going on, though I personally think maybe hEDS, since I have a POTS dx (and probably MCAS). I think there could be more but I’m finally going to be taken seriously. I will make sure of it, 2025 is the year of “I’m pulling the Aries out and advocating ferociously for myself and my health”.

I’m so happy. Pain this morning is 6.5/10 but I’m just vibing. Things are falling into place.

Fred is still around but isn’t as big now!

Additionally I have an EEG and MRI of my head next week to see if an incident I had was a non-epileptic seizure and that my brain is okay and to see what’s up. My Neurologist also gave me the initial Emgality shot that I will get every month and is trying me on Ubrelvy since Nurtec isn’t covered by in insurance and while I’ve had headaches since, I haven’t had any migraines since that shot. My neurologist really cares and is worried and I appreciate that man.

[royalwhumpness]

People with ms who are willing to answer, how long did it take for you to get diagnosed? What was the process?

I saw my neurologist today. I have very little faith in all doctors because it doesn’t matter how much I think Im dying, no doctor ever believes me. Then, of course, none of my tests prove my pain.

My new neurologist seems to believe my symptoms but he did bring up “conversion disorder” which is just another way doctors tell me “nothing is really wrong with you.”

Have your doctors said this to you before diagnosing you finally with ms?

[hotchocolateandpillowforts]

Nothing like your neurologist telling you she thinks you have carpal tunnel AND a possible aneurysm.

[captalnmarvel]

Eric Foreman + Robert Chase x Head of Cardiology!User

Sorry, it's a bit of a slow paced story, sooooo buckle up! Cause here we go!(I love Kubz Scouts)

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It was currently 12 at midnight and you had the unfortunate luck of the night shift to watch over your recent patient that has severe heart failure. And all your team had plans, but you sucked it up and now you're in your office monitoring the patient when Doctor Chase walks in. You’ve always been fond of your boyfriend, it's been four years with him and you love every bit of it. You are older than him by several years but frankly you don’t care.

He walks over to your desk, a slight smirk on his face, as he stands next to your chair, hands in his coat pocket. “Sweetheart you didn’t tell me you had the night shift” He said, his Aussie accent apparent as he spoke.

“I'm sorry love, It was all of a sudden, but it seems you have it too, you tired?” You say as you gently take his hand, holding it in yours.

He sighs softly, “Yeah, House has me watching our patient with the unknown disease, But foreman’s here too” He says, glancing away slightly.

You tilt your head as you study him, a small curious glint to her eyes. “You and foreman. . There's something there isnt it?”

His eyes widened in shock. “What? No, no I'd never cheat on you, I swear-” You cut him off, a smile creeping on your face.

“Honey i'm not saying you would cheat, im saying you got a thing for him” you say, rubbing him hand gently,

He grins, as he gently pulls you up, to where you're standing with him. He then plops down in your chair. “Really?” you say amused. “You had me thinking you were about to do something, not steal my chair” You huff playfully as you bent down, putting up some files.

“I’ve been standing all day, give me a brea-” He starts, but stops when you bend down, eyeing you, you really never fail to amaze him.

“Something wrong dear?” You ask, unaware as you continue your actions.

“No, nothing” He says, as he smirks, pulling you by your hips onto his lap. You chuckle, leaning your head back onto his shoulder. “You're a tease” You say as he peppers your neck with kisses. You moan softly as he does so. “Robert~ We have work to do” You say, trying to get him to stop, to much avail of course.

He ignores you, as his hands roam your body, caressing anything he could get his hands on. Your thigh, your stomach, in between your legs, your chest, anything. He kept going, biting on any space on your neck, you continued to moan, trying your best to keep it in, after all you are in hospital. He rocks into your bottom, his arousal apparent as he continues biting your neck.

“Strip” He commanded out of nowhere, you instantly obey, since this is a side you oh so rarely see. Enjoying it while it's still here.

You unbutton your shirt, your breast that Robert loves to attack, popping out. You drop your shirt, then begin undoing your pants buckle, dropping those down also. Robert Stared. His gaze on you was almost lustful like, But it was full of love.

You were left in your panties and underwear. The burgundy ones that he loves. He pulls you closer, he manspreads, tugging at your panties. “I want to see them off Darling” He hummed, as he had already stripped himself. Chuckling, you drop them down.

His gaze traveled over you, a look of lust and want in his eyes. “Did I mention I love you Baby?” He said, Which he only says when he wants to get inside of you or randomly. You think it's the first.

“I know you do. You better” You say playfully as he spins you around, your back to him as he gives a soft slap to your round ass.

“Come on, please?” He says, slightly begging. You obliged, and slowly entered yourself on his rock hard arousal. You moan as the tip enters, he grunts. Slightly impatient, he puts his hands on your hips and slams you down onto his cock. You moan louder, “Ah, F-fuck Robert, slow down-” But he continues. Hands planted on your Hips, as he keeps a steady motion with you. You moan, the feeling of him is almost too much to bear.

You tried your best to keep quiet, this IS a hospital after all. But you can't. The feeling of him, mixed with his wandering hands, makes you a mess.

You can't help it, you turn your head and capture his lips in a kiss, as you orgasm. And soon enough you felt his too. Thank God for Plan B.

As you both calmed down, the door opened, and a certain neurologist stepped in, not looking up, a chart in his hand.

“Hey, Mind if I speak to you real quick-?” Foreman started then stopped in shock when he looked up and saw you two.

Shit.

Shit.

Shit.

Is what you both thought as Chase looked at Foreman, trying to find an explanation.

“Wanna join?” Is what you said, not knowing why in particular you said it.

Foreman looked around, then shut the door. “A few minutes wouldn't hurt” He said as he walked over and quickly captured your lips in a kiss.

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[zeltheautisticfrog]

MY NEUROLOGIST WENT TO MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM.

MY NEUROLOGIST SAW ROSA.

OH MY GOD.

[rhiandoesfandom]

Got my first emg nerve test today.

If you can ever avoid it, do it.

It was not the most painful thing I've experienced. More like- extremely uncomfortable.

But not fun at all. And I have no clue how long I'll be sore for.

[drsucharitaanand]

Dr Sucharita Anand is a leading neurologist of Bhubaneswar and Cuttack. She has had a stellar academic career all throughout. She has completed her DM in Neurology at the state of the art Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute in Lucknow. She further specialised in treatment of epilepsy, neuropathies, neuromuscular disorders and movement disorders by doing her post-doctoral fellowship in neuropsychology. Her compassionate approach and meticulous clinical approach has led to her becoming one of the most sought after neurologists of Bhubaneswar in a short time.

[manojkhanal-neurologist]

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[abustoslife]

[hachidori358]

I no longer have peripheral vision on my left, but recently the space where my peripheral vision should be has been full of twinkly lights and they’re very distracting