Ive had on, vertigo, nueropathy but no lesions. dr says ms. why don't i have a diagnosis. he treats me for vertigo weakness etc. i justwant answers.

Takes time: Neuropathy and vertigo are some of the most perplexing problems which often defy a definite diagnosis. If you have not seen a neurologist yet, I would encourage you to do so. Medicine has progressed a lot over the past 3 decades but we will never have all the answers for all of the illnesses.

ON & neuropathy: Optic neuropathy is sometimes a part of MS, but neuropathy of other nerves is not. The coating of these nerves is different, and normally MS does not affect the nerves in the arms and legs- it affects the spinal cord and the brain. One link between optic neuropathy and other neuropathy is vitamin B12. Make sure you have been checked for this.

Response: Cannot comment on your doctor, but seems to be profound communication issue here. Find a new neurologist. You likely do NOT have MS, but rather a different disorder affecting eye, ear, and peripheral nerves. Could even be a diabetic or thyroid issue, but B-12 deficiency or occult infection might be answer.