Dx: Migraines: vertigo, complex - due to varying array of symptoms. Also, thunderclap ha, tension ha, (cluster ha ruled out by neurologist only based on patient classification - non-smoking 28 y/o female.) Neuro did suggest chronic pain . Hx IBS since treated with Culturelle - still has constipation w/o daily treatment. Dx: osteochondritis - specifically episodic rib spasming (posterior, axillary, to sternal - between T4-5 to T11). Depression, dx A.D.D. only 8 months ago via academic collegiate testing issues. Vertigo originally suggested due from both patient sensation of spinning and off-balance and clumsy walk and with image/vision changes/visual hallucination; Symptom: occasional mild fatigue. Tests: 1 CT and 1 open MRI in 2003 - both negative. Second MRI on T 1.0 scanner 2010 - also negative. Labs (CMP, CBC) - all normal. Medications: amytriptylline only taken at most for a week due to unrelenting fatigue and increased vertigo still noted - especially when sitting in a recliner/rocker with minimal motion; Adderall doesn t work without the current Lamictal medication (for migraines/ha) - still able to fall asleep on Adderall within 2 hrs of administration and minimal difference noted in academic ability to catch all information/ missing details. Lastly, an episode with chiropractor - ultrasound to upper back muscles causing sudden, intense, AWFUL pins/needles sensation and needed to stop after seconds - was suggested hands were on metal bars on either side of table. After that, 20 minutes later, toes of left foot fell asleep only regaining feeling 10 minutes later - then same thing with right tricep, then left bicep/shoulder, then lower thoracic/lumbar spasming adjacent to left side of spine for 10 more minutes. Probability of multiple sclerosis diagnosis vs (other neurologic/migraine issue)???