deniseannette,
Nothing's changed since the last time you were here. Your old symptoms don't point to ALS and your new ones don't either. Running from doctor to doctor and then ignoring their advice is simply a waste of time and money.
Go back to your primary care physician and start this whole process over but this time banish all thoughts of ALS/MND from consideration and discussion. You don't have it -- the neuros agree.
Most of all, do what that primary care physician tells you to do. If what's troubling you could be diagnosed by a non-medical person with an Internet connection, the experts would already have figured it out. Do what they tell you to do, take what they prescribe for you, and see what happens. If you have bad side effects from a medicine, tell the doctor that prescribed it so that they can change the prescription to an alternative that doesn't cause that side effect. Who knows, getting that side effect from a particular medication might be the final piece that unlocks your medical puzzle. But your doctor won't know that unless you keep him/her in the loop instead of running to another doctor or trying yet another herbal remedy.
And for heaven's sake, if your doctor recommends some psychological help, do it. Given that the incidence rate for MNDs in your age group is smaller than your chances of being struck by lightning in a given year and you show neither symptoms nor progression resembling those of ALS, your worry about it is based not on evidence and reason, but something not reasonable and not reality. Find out what that is and do what it takes to free yourself from it.
Good luck.
