Hi all.
My perimenopause has now been chugging along for twelve miserable years. It's not fair. I've had depression (thyroid tick), palpitations, breast cysts, low thoughts, super dry skin (thyroid tick), yellow thick skin on my feet (thyroid tick), super heavy menses (thyroid tick) and my hair is falling out approx twice as fast as it used to (thyroid tick), weight gain (thyroid tick) and severe sleep disturbance but also all of these things bar the very dry skin type perfectly well for a lack of fertility hormones, so I'm being tested for that too. And anaemia for the super heavy menses, I must be losing a few pints a month, no kidding.
There is a link between hypothyroidism and MS I know. Is there a blood marker for MS related to the thyroid?
Hi,
has anyone had neuro physio? I can't seem to find a single post about it...just wondered what peoples experiences of it were? did it help? I've recently started it and it seems to be making me considerabley worse...all across my upper back is agony and my 'walking' is nothing but a very slow shuffle now...I'm inclined to give up on it.
Fran x
Hi everyone
Just thought I would let you know there is a Panorama programme on Monday 15 December on BBC1 titled "Can You Stop My Multiple Sclerosis?" which I thought you might want to watch.
Furthermore I have just been sent an ezine for people with progressive MS which might be of interest to some of you - please see link below.
http://www.omstc.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/progMSezineissue5pdf.pdf
Finally I want to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Healthy 2016!
Best wishes
Great Dane xxx
I saw the neuro today and he did some tests while I was there and has pretty much ruled out MS.
I have to go for brain MRI to be sure but then a rheumatologist and a psycologist.
Feel a bit numb, stunned and confused, don't know much about these and what happens next.
Hi Everyone,
My neuro appointment has finally come around. My biggest concern is not being taken seriously as I know many of you have had to go back numerous times. I was also not really taken seriously when I saw the neuro 5 years ago.
Any advice?
Thanks,
Katie x
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