Still Looking for Answer to Neurological Instability?
Question by susan c: Still looking for answer to neurological instability?
was told by the state’s rehab and assistance group that they could not help me find a job or training for a job because of neurological instability – could it be because of cracked/crumbling vertibrae, torn muscles )resulting in much muscular scar tissue), nerve pain, trembling and unreliability in hand/feet, loss of short term memory, occasional inability to talk properly – who do I see to fix–what does it mean
why would it keep me from getting job/job training from the state’s job assistance system
why am I not job-worthy but cannot get disability
just had nerve burned L4 but still have back pain – know I have many physical screwed-ups but I have had it for 15 years – also, every time I see new doctor, the 1st they ask is if any one has checked for MS – yet they do nothing
I think my problems started with the car wreck (24 fractures-including 4 in skull and 5 in face, torn muscles from ears to knees, distroyed shoulder, aphasia, loss of short term memory, subluxated vertabrae), but I have been working and dealing with it – pain in back/leg/shoulder getting worse as I get older – why would this keep me from getting help? and what is “neurological instability” anyway???
Best answer:
Answer by Timmy the Turd
go see your doctor
he will prob refer you to a neurologist who will schedule you for an MRI or CAT scan
Answer by freshfart1
It could be those things but it could also be because of a chemical imbalance. There may be some medications that could help your problem.
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