Would a Neurologist Diagnose Ms?

There is no single diagnostic test that is proof-positive for multiple sclerosis. Since diagnosing MS can be very difficult, it must be done by a neurologist who specializes in treating MS.

What does a neurologist look for in MS?

Neurological examination

Your neurologist will look for abnormalities, changes or weakness in your vision, eye movements, hand or leg strength, balance and co-ordination, speech and reflexes. These may show whether your nerves are damaged in a way that might suggest MS.

What happens at first neurologist appointment for MS?

Upon arrival, you can expect to meet with a licensed and skilled neurologist for a physical exam and potential diagnostic tests. The neurologist will want to hear from you about what you are experiencing, as well as further discussion of your medical and prescription history.