(for those that remember me!)
I am still suffering with the extreme tiredness, pins and needles etc. I finally got a doctor to listen and not just write it off as depression/ Crohn's/ unexplainable, he said it was some sort of peripheral neuropathy (nerve damage) and he referred me to a neurologist. The neuro thinks I am suffering some sort of post viral inflammation of the nerves (from the virus I had 18 months ago that kick-started the Crohn's). He wants to know where exactly the problem lies, so I am going on Saturday to have the nerves in my hands and feet tested, and in a few weeks for an mri of my head and spine. These tests seem pretty easy in comparison to a colonoscopy!
I am still suffering with the extreme tiredness, pins and needles etc. I finally got a doctor to listen and not just write it off as depression/ Crohn's/ unexplainable, he said it was some sort of peripheral neuropathy (nerve damage) and he referred me to a neurologist. The neuro thinks I am suffering some sort of post viral inflammation of the nerves (from the virus I had 18 months ago that kick-started the Crohn's). He wants to know where exactly the problem lies, so I am going on Saturday to have the nerves in my hands and feet tested, and in a few weeks for an mri of my head and spine. These tests seem pretty easy in comparison to a colonoscopy!