Any neurologists/residents/doctors here ?

Hi, while I understand that this is beyond stupid, I don't have many options.

So I've done EEG today and there's that commentary/finding that Neurologist writes and makes 2 copies, one goes to the archive the other one goes to the patient. And all I could understand from the paper that it's not good, she didn't really want to talk and said we should wait MRI. It kinda really bothers me. So if there are any people from that field I would appreciate if they could waste some of their time and help me understand what does this mean.

While I do appreciate trolling, I would appreciate more if you don't

RIP you got ligma.....

Did she discuss your TW with you? Do you have a prior history of migraines, epilepsy, or head trauma prior to this visit? Her not saying anything could mean many different things. If she's specifically calling and waiting for a set of MRI films, then there's a chance that you've experienced some form of physical head trauma either by physical incident or possibly a tumor. Really need more context here to say anything of import, but I would try not to worry until you have harder facts on the table from her rather than speculating yourself to death.

t. Radiologist/Physical Therapist

Geschrieben von Guest, 30.08.2018 at 09:32

Did she discuss your TW with you? Do you have a prior history of migraines, epilepsy, or head trauma prior to this visit? Her not saying anything could mean many different things. If she's specifically calling and waiting for a set of MRI films, then there's a chance that you've experienced some form of physical head trauma either by physical incident or possibly a tumor. Really need more context here to say anything of import, but I would try not to worry until you have harder facts on the table from her rather than speculating yourself to death.

t. Radiologist/Physical Therapist

No history of epilepsy or migraines. I was actively into MMA, before arm injury, from where I was sent to neurology in local clinic. After neurological examination and anamnesis I was sent to ophtalmology, then when I came back she gave me order ( not sure if proper word) for EEG and MRI, MRI has to be sent on checking in Health insurance, while EEG is done in her office. I've had EEG this day and I will have MRI later, as I won't be in the country next week. She didn't say anything important, just talking bout life, etc.

Geschrieben von Black Swans, 30.08.2018 at 12:04

Geschrieben von Guest, 30.08.2018 at 09:32

Did she discuss your TW with you? Do you have a prior history of migraines, epilepsy, or head trauma prior to this visit? Her not saying anything could mean many different things. If she's specifically calling and waiting for a set of MRI films, then there's a chance that you've experienced some form of physical head trauma either by physical incident or possibly a tumor. Really need more context here to say anything of import, but I would try not to worry until you have harder facts on the table from her rather than speculating yourself to death.

t. Radiologist/Physical Therapist

No history of epilepsy or migraines. I was actively into MMA, before arm injury, from where I was sent to neurology in local clinic. After neurological examination and anamnesis I was sent to ophtalmology, then when I came back she gave me order ( not sure if proper word) for EEG and MRI, MRI has to be sent on checking in Health insurance, while EEG is done in her office. I've had EEG this day and I will have MRI later, as I won't be in the country next week. She didn't say anything important, just talking bout life, etc.

You had an arm injury and she called for an EEG? What kind of symptoms are you experiencing in your arm?

I can doctor your building

Geschrieben von Guest, 30.08.2018 at 13:16

Geschrieben von Black Swans, 30.08.2018 at 12:04

Geschrieben von Guest, 30.08.2018 at 09:32

Did she discuss your TW with you? Do you have a prior history of migraines, epilepsy, or head trauma prior to this visit? Her not saying anything could mean many different things. If she's specifically calling and waiting for a set of MRI films, then there's a chance that you've experienced some form of physical head trauma either by physical incident or possibly a tumor. Really need more context here to say anything of import, but I would try not to worry until you have harder facts on the table from her rather than speculating yourself to death.

t. Radiologist/Physical Therapist

No history of epilepsy or migraines. I was actively into MMA, before arm injury, from where I was sent to neurology in local clinic. After neurological examination and anamnesis I was sent to ophtalmology, then when I came back she gave me order ( not sure if proper word) for EEG and MRI, MRI has to be sent on checking in Health insurance, while EEG is done in her office. I've had EEG this day and I will have MRI later, as I won't be in the country next week. She didn't say anything important, just talking bout life, etc.

You had an arm injury and she called for an EEG? What kind of symptoms are you experiencing in your arm?

No it's two different doctors . I went to my family doctor/ GP who sent me to physical therapy, there was the doctor who examined me, who noticed tremor and asked more about it, she sent me to neurology. Neurologist did physical exam on me, and took my family history, then sent me to an ophtalmologist, she confirmed no issues, eye floor, eye nerve, eyesight and copper were all alright. I was sent back to a neurologist. She then ordered EEG AND MRI. I got date for EEG and got told to go into health insurance which sends it to commission, which accepts or refuses my MRI recommendation. Today I've done EEG and that's where I am at.

I went to psychartists and neurologists for quiet long time in the last couple of years. When it comes to them is not to give up. If your neurologists does not understand you go to another one and don't give up. But it's too personal to be checked on the internet as they said. It will take some time to heal yourself. Get better.

Geschrieben von Rock Lee, 30.08.2018 at 14:05

I went to psychartists and neurologists for quiet long time in the last couple of years. When it comes to them is not to give up. If your neurologists does not understand you go to another one and don't give up. But it's too personal to be checked on the internet as they said. It will take some time to heal yourself. Get better.

My neurologist is a wonderful woman who is knowledgeable, and I completely trust her, but she didn't explain me anything.

I don't have emotional issues, I didn't visit psychiatrist, neuropsychiatrist nor psycholgist. I don't have emotional issues. And if I understood it correctly, which is why I am trying to find someone to explain this shit to me, there will be no healing, only deterioration

Geschrieben von Black Swans, 30.08.2018 at 13:48

Geschrieben von Guest, 30.08.2018 at 13:16

Geschrieben von Black Swans, 30.08.2018 at 12:04

Geschrieben von Guest, 30.08.2018 at 09:32

Did she discuss your TW with you? Do you have a prior history of migraines, epilepsy, or head trauma prior to this visit? Her not saying anything could mean many different things. If she's specifically calling and waiting for a set of MRI films, then there's a chance that you've experienced some form of physical head trauma either by physical incident or possibly a tumor. Really need more context here to say anything of import, but I would try not to worry until you have harder facts on the table from her rather than speculating yourself to death.

t. Radiologist/Physical Therapist

No history of epilepsy or migraines. I was actively into MMA, before arm injury, from where I was sent to neurology in local clinic. After neurological examination and anamnesis I was sent to ophtalmology, then when I came back she gave me order ( not sure if proper word) for EEG and MRI, MRI has to be sent on checking in Health insurance, while EEG is done in her office. I've had EEG this day and I will have MRI later, as I won't be in the country next week. She didn't say anything important, just talking bout life, etc.

You had an arm injury and she called for an EEG? What kind of symptoms are you experiencing in your arm?

No it's two different doctors . I went to my family doctor/ GP who sent me to physical therapy, there was the doctor who examined me, who noticed tremor and asked more about it, she sent me to neurology. Neurologist did physical exam on me, and took my family history, then sent me to an ophtalmologist, she confirmed no issues, eye floor, eye nerve, eyesight and copper were all alright. I was sent back to a neurologist. She then ordered EEG AND MRI. I got date for EEG and got told to go into health insurance which sends it to commission, which accepts or refuses my MRI recommendation. Today I've done EEG and that's where I am at.

how bad is the tremor. mayb they are molking u for money u never know.

Were you presenting to the neurologist with active tremors? Sounds like a Cervical Embolism sustained from physical trauma, possibly Hemoencephalitis if you have active loss of motor control. Where did you sustain the injury exactly?

Geschrieben von Guest, 30.08.2018 at 16:30

We're you presenting to the neurologist with active tremors? Sounds like a Cervical Embolism sustained from physical trauma, possibly Hemoencephalitis if you have active loss of motor control. Where did you sustain the injury exactly?

I don't think so, my last trauma to the head and my visit to the neurologist are 6 months apart

Geschrieben von winkcat, 30.08.2018 at 15:56

Geschrieben von Black Swans, 30.08.2018 at 13:48

Geschrieben von Guest, 30.08.2018 at 13:16

Geschrieben von Black Swans, 30.08.2018 at 12:04

Geschrieben von Guest, 30.08.2018 at 09:32

Did she discuss your TW with you? Do you have a prior history of migraines, epilepsy, or head trauma prior to this visit? Her not saying anything could mean many different things. If she's specifically calling and waiting for a set of MRI films, then there's a chance that you've experienced some form of physical head trauma either by physical incident or possibly a tumor. Really need more context here to say anything of import, but I would try not to worry until you have harder facts on the table from her rather than speculating yourself to death.

t. Radiologist/Physical Therapist

No history of epilepsy or migraines. I was actively into MMA, before arm injury, from where I was sent to neurology in local clinic. After neurological examination and anamnesis I was sent to ophtalmology, then when I came back she gave me order ( not sure if proper word) for EEG and MRI, MRI has to be sent on checking in Health insurance, while EEG is done in her office. I've had EEG this day and I will have MRI later, as I won't be in the country next week. She didn't say anything important, just talking bout life, etc.

You had an arm injury and she called for an EEG? What kind of symptoms are you experiencing in your arm?

No it's two different doctors . I went to my family doctor/ GP who sent me to physical therapy, there was the doctor who examined me, who noticed tremor and asked more about it, she sent me to neurology. Neurologist did physical exam on me, and took my family history, then sent me to an ophtalmologist, she confirmed no issues, eye floor, eye nerve, eyesight and copper were all alright. I was sent back to a neurologist. She then ordered EEG AND MRI. I got date for EEG and got told to go into health insurance which sends it to commission, which accepts or refuses my MRI recommendation. Today I've done EEG and that's where I am at.

how bad is the tremor. mayb they are molking u for money u never know.

Def not, Bosnian health care system is different than western one

Geschrieben von Black Swans, 30.08.2018 at 16:41

Geschrieben von Guest, 30.08.2018 at 16:30

We're you presenting to the neurologist with active tremors? Sounds like a Cervical Embolism sustained from physical trauma, possibly Hemoencephalitis if you have active loss of motor control. Where did you sustain the injury exactly?

I don't think so, my last trauma to the head and my visit to the neurologist are 6 months apart

Doesn't necessarily have to be head trauma, there's the possibility that a blood clot could have traveled up your neck if you were hit in the upper half of your arm / shoulder.

Geschrieben von Guest, 30.08.2018 at 16:44

Geschrieben von Black Swans, 30.08.2018 at 16:41

Geschrieben von Guest, 30.08.2018 at 16:30

We're you presenting to the neurologist with active tremors? Sounds like a Cervical Embolism sustained from physical trauma, possibly Hemoencephalitis if you have active loss of motor control. Where did you sustain the injury exactly?

I don't think so, my last trauma to the head and my visit to the neurologist are 6 months apart

Doesn't necessarily have to be head trauma, there's the possibility that a blood clot could have traveled up your neck if you were hit in the upper half of your arm / shoulder.

No pain in neck musculature, and can do full movements, and I don't think it's anything urgent. Cause if it was she could've sent me

Geschrieben von JUGERS2, 30.08.2018 at 09:07

RIP you got ligma.....

what is ligma?

Geschrieben von Tirpitz406, 30.08.2018 at 17:43

Geschrieben von JUGERS2, 30.08.2018 at 09:07

RIP you got ligma.....

what is ligma?

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Geschrieben von Tirpitz406, 30.08.2018 at 17:43

Geschrieben von JUGERS2, 30.08.2018 at 09:07

RIP you got ligma.....

what is ligma?

LIGMABALZ

Geschrieben von JUGERS2, 31.08.2018 at 06:28

Geschrieben von Cpt.Magic, 30.08.2018 at 19:49

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