Deperate...due to intense shoulder pain & wobbly vision

Well hello this is my first ever post to a forum, so please bare with me...i am desperate for any ideas and or advice.

I have a few different medical issues but the one worrying me the most lately is a frequent (but not regular) becoming d strange shoulder pain which starts in my left armpit which then grows in intensity and area, eventually effecting whole shoulder, neck, head, and arm down past elbow then further down to wrist but stopping there. The mobility of arm is greatly effected along with dexterity of left hand.
Now for the really STRANGE bit...when the pain comes on it makes my field of vision very jumpy or wobbly which makes it hard to focus and balance, in turn making it difficult to use any pain reduction relaxation techniques i sometimes use as my usual long term pain medications don't seem to touch it...
To top it off my different doctors seem content to play pass the patient, Gp > Physio > Ms Nurse > Gp > Physio > Gp now it's your turn ???

Thank you so much for reading my virgin post, any ideas wot is wrong or how to deal with it would be very much appreciated.

Thank You Susie,
I do actually have a neurologist on my M.S Team (only ever seen him twice though) having gone through the M.S Nurse at times of relapse, i didn't think to ask to see him about this, so once again THANK YOU, it gives me a new alleyway to explore on a street I'm already on, so to speak.
Its also well worth my looking into teaching hospitals something to get my teeth into and a neighbouring street to explore.

I am so glad i finally joined this forum, you have given me acceptance, validation and hope with one little post !
I should have done it years ago. I just hope i can do the same and help somebody else in the future.

Ali x x

Hi there Angemichelle,
I thought this myself and suggested this to my M.S Nurse twice, but as it comes and goes, without regularity and can last anything from hours to weeks, with changes in pain intensity he doesn't think its a flare up and referred me back to Physio. I will now go back to the M.S Team and try to cut out the middle man this time, i'l ask to see the neurologist not my nurse.
Thank you for your help.
Ali x x

WELCOME! We're glad you joined us and asked your questions. As you already see there are some very compassionate people here who will always try to help you. Isn't it nice the way just a simple response can give you new possibilities to consider. Hoping for a resolution of that new pain soon!