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Topic "Neurologist" was discussed 26,025 times on 2,025 sites in last 3 months
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-24 10:00:00)
by MarisaV
Well, it looks like I dodged the bullet. I talked with my Neurologist yesterday, and she said that the hyperintensities are neither large enough, or in the correct Correct (new formula) locations for them to be MS, and that they are most likely due to migraine headaches. She thinks that my Cardiologist's original diagnosis of Dysautonomia, associated with Mitral Mitral ...
Started 2 weeks ago (2009-11-18 04:00:00)
by socrates2k1
I had my 2nd MRI (brain) on Monday, November 16th (1st MRI was August 19th) I had my 4th appointment with my Neurologist on Tuesday, November 17th. [Note: Tech that did my MRI let it slip that there was now more than one cyst, she didn't say how many, and more lesions, again she didn't say how many] My Neurologist did not tell me anything about the MRI except "more of the ...
Started 2 weeks ago (2009-11-17 17:09:00)
by kmil1999
I am so ticked off right now, that I do not know what to do with myself. We pay a lot of money for insurance which pays for the doc visits plus my co pay. I just read the note the neurologist sent to my primary Primary amyloidosis Primary biliary cirrhosis Primary hyperparathyroidism Primary insomnia Primary lymphoma of the brain doctor. I am appalled at what I ...
Started 2 weeks, 1 day ago (2009-11-16 21:06:00)
by sdhill76
Well, I have to say I am very pleased with this neurologist, Dr. Franco. The staff was very nice and friendly, I didn't have a long wait, and Dr. Franco was a very kind man. I had filled out a bunch of paperwork/questionnaires before I even went, and he went through all of it with me, asking me questions about my ailments and symptoms and actually listening and suggesting even ...
Started 6 days, 6 hours ago (2009-11-26 02:16:00)
by MJ78
My daughter has her first annual review Appt tomorrow, I know everthing will be fine but I just cant help being nervous x She had an MRI scan last yr and they found a little fluid at the back of her brain, but they said it was ok nothing to be too concerned about but we have to go back yearly to have a review. Well tomorrow is the time.
Started 5 days ago (2009-11-27 07:56:00)
by ILuvBassies
Very new here. My family is struggling with my mothers sudden advanced stage. She is 72 yrs old. She became quite aggressive 10 weeks ago. Her MD referred us to psychiatry for med management. Since then we have tried Resperidol, Lorazipam and Depakote. She is currently on Zyprexia, Depakote, and Alprazilam. We are waiting on approval for 24/7 care facility. She still is aggressive when we try ...
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-24 12:57:00)
by raekay35
Well, today is a decent day, emotionally speaking...I was just notified that I have an appt with the UCSF MS Center in San Francisco on Monday, Nov 30. I hope they will be able to help me. One question though...They mentioned that I may want to get a Neurologist closer to home (as I live in South Lake Tahoe, CA about 4 hours away from San Fran). Is this a good idea and is this...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-11-24 00:00:00)
by Karen_Elyse
Not that I had any doubt she would still be, LOL! So today was Alyssa's 6month follow up visit. I went in there with her report card, her Connor's Rating from her 3rd grade teacher (from end of last year), and her Connor's Rating from her 4th grade teacher (this year). We are very lucky and very grateful that Alyssa is a smart girl and can compensate for her lack of focus because she is ...
Started 6 days, 19 hours ago (2009-11-25 13:10:00)
by BurtWorm
This analysis is by Steven Novella of the Yale University School of Medicine. He says he doesn't have enough information to diagnose Houben's condition, but he is much more certain that Houben is not likely the author of the statements attributed to him in the media. If you don't know about the case, you should definitely read all of Novella's post--and if you do know the...
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-24 17:39:00)
by kershnem
I am a flight medic in the Air Force Reserves. I recently experienced a case of vertigo. After seeing my primary care doctor, I decided to see a Neurologist. The Neurologist ordered an MRI w/ contrast, I've seen and ENT Doctor and had several test done there, all coming back negative. My concern is my reserve unit is aware of this vertigo and has told me I would be grounded until seeing a ...
Dr. Carlos Pardo was trying to head off trouble. The Johns Hopkins neurologist and his colleagues had autopsied the brains of people with autism who died in accidents and found evidence of neuroinflammation. This rare look inside the autistic brain had the potential to increase understanding of the mysterious disorder. It also, he knew, could inspire doctors aiming to help children ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-11-23 15:29:00)
by CaTcHa
Quote: Car crash victim trapped in a coma for 23 years was conscious Paralysed patient could not move or communicate with doctors until Belgian neurologist tested new brain scanner http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009...-coma-23-ye ars Cant imagine that - 23 years just staring at things...
Started 4 days, 11 hours ago (2009-11-27 20:35:00)
by CGNYC
My daughter will be four in January. She's been having some problems walking for the past two months. We have seen a neurologist who has given her meds for Dystonia, but we don't really know (and certainly hope that it's not) what it is. There is no test for Dystonia. In a lot of ways, we are ruling things out. She's not in pain and for a while, she seemed to be much better but she's been ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-11-23 23:43:35)
by AlexisFresca
Car crash victim trapped in 'coma' for 23 years was conscious Paralysed patient could not move or communicate with doctors until Belgian neurologist tested new brain scanner Kate Connolly in Berlin guardian.co.uk , Monday 23 November 2009 13.13 GMT Article history Current brain-scanning techniques ...
What the web is teaching our brains Spending hours on the net isn't only changing the way we work, shop and socialise. A leading neurologist says it is subtly re-wiring the way we think and behave – often for the better. The salient points... Internet research What it does: Boosts the ability to integrate and process information as well as enhancing decision-making skills....
