Guest guest Posted April 9, 2003 Report Share Posted April 9, 2003 Hi group. I went to my GP the other day (monday). I told him about Dr. Frim wanting an LP. (I thought my GP was going to do it at my appointment, but he can't, he doesn't know how) My GP reffered me to a nurologist here in St. Louis, to do the LP. And to talk about the seazuire with. My nurologist appintment is this Friday, I have to see her first, then she'll schdrule the LP. It's frusterating, cause I already have the LP ordered from Dr. Frim, but I have to see this other doctor to see if she thinks it's nessacary. I just want it done already. People say if you have high ICP, the LP will help for a few days. I want to be pain free for a few days. My Gp said it sounded like I had a seazuire, but that chiari, PTC, and seazuires were sort of out of his leage. He's a cool doctor, and I'm glad he's honest with me. If he hadn't called the nurologist and talked with her, it would have been about a month before I could see her, but instead I only had a 4 day wait. My GP said NO driving. To try to avoid stress and excitement, as they can bring on another seazuire. He wanted to order a lot of tests, but thinks that the nurologist will order the same ones, and doesn't want me to get poked more then I need to. If I have another seazuire before seeing the nurologist, I'm to go to the ER, and he will start the tests anyways. saw my GP yesterday to get the MRI's done of his spine. We will have an MRI appointment with in a week. I'll let everyone know weather he has a spryx or not. Not really much to tell, nothing has been done yet, but I wanted to let everyone know. (because there's a few group members who know I had a doctor's appointment, and I didn't want anyone to worry.) Anyways, thanks, Rhealene Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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