I normally don't post on forums but need some guidance. My saga begins about a year ago with a lot of GI issues and severe anxiety and lack of concentration. Fast forward a bit after two endoscopies and a colonoscopy, I do not have celiac even though my IGG levels are elevated (unknown reason). I have been gluten free for a few months and feel not entirely better.
Now a month ago, i developed RLS and went to the neuro who ordered an MRI. Come to find out i have 2 lesions in my corpus callosum (small <1cm and final report is cannot rule out demyelinating disease). The second MRI with contrast noted the two lesions but they were "non-enhancing" which the neuro stated rules out MS. Meanwhile i was started on neurontin for the RLS with some improvement, however still get achey legs at night and in the morning and intermitant numbness on my right thigh (usually daily for about 20min) and its sporadic. I also have muscle fasciculations on my left thigh, arm, and eye.
The doctor told me that he doesnt think it is MS, which i am glad to hear, but am just really confused with my symptoms (which i know are inconsistant) and MRI results. I am also vitamin D deficient and taking supplements at the morning. Are lesions in the corpus callosum common for a 27 y/o male with no other medical history or neuro issues or should I pursue this more?
Now a month ago, i developed RLS and went to the neuro who ordered an MRI. Come to find out i have 2 lesions in my corpus callosum (small <1cm and final report is cannot rule out demyelinating disease). The second MRI with contrast noted the two lesions but they were "non-enhancing" which the neuro stated rules out MS. Meanwhile i was started on neurontin for the RLS with some improvement, however still get achey legs at night and in the morning and intermitant numbness on my right thigh (usually daily for about 20min) and its sporadic. I also have muscle fasciculations on my left thigh, arm, and eye.
The doctor told me that he doesnt think it is MS, which i am glad to hear, but am just really confused with my symptoms (which i know are inconsistant) and MRI results. I am also vitamin D deficient and taking supplements at the morning. Are lesions in the corpus callosum common for a 27 y/o male with no other medical history or neuro issues or should I pursue this more?
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