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Having Difficulty Getting Diagnosis

Chronic Pain | Last Active: Jul 11 7:04am | Replies (67)

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@herring 1954. It is very difficult to get an autoimmune diagnosis because the signs and symptoms are so nebulous. The doctors you want to see are internal medicine and rheumatologists. Is your insurance through the Duke U system? You might ask the medical employees office if there are doctors the were educated by Duke University but are self-employed. Then you can look up those doctors, see if they, are taking new patients, and then make an appointment. Just understand that long wait times are common today.
What specific symptoms are bothering you?

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I am having motion , dizziness, head pain and leg pain. I can be just standing and my legs filled like I am moving. Then, I start getting dizzy. I can also turn my head certain ways, I start having motion problems. My neck is always sore and stiff. The ENT physician told I needed to see a neurologist and she an appointment but it is 7 months out. It is Duke university hospital.