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Neurology advice for patients with pain, triple vision and memory loss?
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Neurologist: For this myriad symptoms--you really need to see a neurologist for a complete evaluation and mri.
Answered 1/23/2013
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Consider seeing : Neurologist, as your problems are in need of objectification and diagnosis. Do not know details of your pain, and "triple vision" is quite unique, and not sure of your medications, but maybe some could cause memory loss. At any event, get face to face evaluation, and full exam, and perhaps a series of tests.
Answered 6/5/2013
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