Lee,
Thanks for sharing. I am at a loss for where to go and who to see. I'm doing physical therapy right now, but not much has changed. I don't feel like my neurologist is helping much. I had all of my mri's and a complete history I typed up reviewed by 2 orthopedic neurosurgeons at Columbia Presbyterian in NYC. They don't even see you. They just review your stuff and I was told that my neck stuff is inoperable which I pretty much thought would be the case. I have not yet gone back to the brain surgeon. I'm stumped at this point hoping things will just go away on their own. My neurologist and physical therapist seem to think that the eye sensations can be caused by neck stuff, but what do you do about that and how do you prove it's that and not the cyst especially for me since my cyst is moderately pushing on nerve 7 which is the facial nerves. I'm hoping somewhere along the way, I'll come in contact with someone who has an answer. Keep me posted,
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Lee,
Thanks for sharing. I am at a loss for where to go and who to see. I'm doing physical therapy right now, but not much has changed. I don't feel like my neurologist is helping much. I had all of my mri's and a complete history I typed up reviewed by 2 orthopedic neurosurgeons at Columbia Presbyterian in NYC. They don't even see you. They just review your stuff and I was told that my neck stuff is inoperable which I pretty much thought would be the case. I have not yet gone back to the brain surgeon. I'm stumped at this point hoping things will just go away on their own. My neurologist and physical therapist seem to think that the eye sensations can be caused by neck stuff, but what do you do about that and how do you prove it's that and not the cyst especially for me since my cyst is moderately pushing on nerve 7 which is the facial nerves. I'm hoping somewhere along the way, I'll come in contact with someone who has an answer. Keep me posted,
Debbie
June 9, 2010 - 2:51pmThis Comment
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