Should I be screened for MS?

I had a pretty discouraging visit with my new (and now former)internist yesterday. I basically reported most of the symptoms that I'm about to share with you, and was pretty much humored throughout the visit and was written a prescription for an antidepressant and it was suggested that I look up ADHD and asperger's online.
I have a bit of a list (I try to be as specific as possible), so thanks for bearing with me and I appreciate the advice. Some symptoms I have had for as long as I can remember, the others have developed and worsened over the past 2-3 years. These don't all happen at once of course, but it happens often enough to raise concern. Here goes:
-Headaches including migraines
-Vision loss, blurring mostly in one eye(like there's something in my eye) pain with light sensitivity
-Muscles aches with occasional pins and needles, vibrations in thigh, mild burning, spasms in neck and lower back, stiff limbs, joint (mostly hip) pain, tight almost swelling feeling in calves
-Pressure and squeezing feeling in chest
-Difficulty concentrating and completing thoughts, mixing & misprouncing words, slurring, bad short term memory
-Mild depression, feeling like I need to withdrawal myself
-Less coordinated, lose balance, tripping and dropping things
-Fatigue and overall lack of energy

I think I pretty much covers it! Haha thanks for reading.

I can't speak for anyone but myself; my MS symptoms do not come and go. I have them all the time 24/7. The irreversible brain damage makes my symptoms permanent. I do have some variation. For example: the numbness in my feet and lower legs can escalate to a horrendous burning. The constant vertigo I have can cause me to "wall walk.".

I also have bladder issues, balance problems, numbness and coordination problems in my hands (especially the left). I have mild nystagmus. Heat intolerance.

The fact that your symptoms come and go seems a good sign that you probably don't have MS. Best of luck.

This is for Audiophile. Hi that ADHD thing must be a very common thing that doctors tell you when they don't know what else to tell you. I had an inconclusive MRI exam for symptoms siimilar to MS about 15 years ago. I was given a test for Fragile X at the same time which was also a negative. When the neurological diagnoisis was not made they said I must have ADHD and prescribed Zoloft. Sound at all familiar? What a brush off. Now 15 years later I have a whole new set of symptoms along with the old ones that truely lead me to believe my symptoms are MS related. From what I have read a lot of people go through this very same situatiion with years of being brushed off only to find yes they do have MS. Oh well gotta for to be continued.

Hi Audiophile,

You should be screened for a lot of things -- certainly not blown off like that.

Unfortunately you need to be your own health advocate when it comes to less clear symptom clusters like this.

In your research you should not only be looking into MS, but also Lyme Disease among other things.

Don't stop until you find out what is causing this!