I haven't been diagnosed, but I really think I have MS

Symptoms List

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Strange sensations
Weakness
Sensation that I am shorter than I am when looking at the ground (NEW)
Headaches
Sexual problems - Numbness sometimes
Lower back pain around lumpy area
Random pain/tingling arms/legs/face
Twitches
Memory problems
Thinking problems - Concentration
hearing problems one ear
Sweating problems even when cold
do not get cold sweats at night anymore
Sweating seems to be much more than it should be.
Mood Swings

Numbness in back - center

Blurry Vision (New)

I also had some severe pain in my ribs and was checked for multiple heart issues, but nothing was found. 

Anyway, I keep going to the hospital, and my doctor with these problems and no one can seem to tell me what is going wrong.

I've noticed that I get a couple of weeks or so at a time where I feel extremely horrible, then it calms down, and then I find myself with new symptoms, lately "Sexual numbness", "Vision", "Strange sensation of feeling closer to the ground than I actually Am"

Anyway, I just don't understand, I want to feel well, I just don't get it.  I don't want people or doctors to think that I'm a hypochandriac, I just want to know whats going on.  From what I remember, and can tell, I have been getting progressively worse, even though my physical activity is greater, my diet is better, and I am focusing on my health.. technically I should be feeling better, when in fact I am not.  The most constant of all of my problems is my numbness in my back, around the center, which is constant.. the other symptoms come and go, but the sexual dysfunction really bothers me, since my spouse has been frustrated with my "Lack" of ability,.. by the way, I'm 26 years old, Male. I just hate going to the doctor and them saying, nothings wrong.. PS. I purposely do not go to the doctor, because they always tell me the same thing, so I go maybe once a year.. note: These issues started about 3 years ago.

Has someone labeled you a hypochondriac, that you're unwilling to go to a doctor? If indeed you only go once a year, like you said in your last paragraph, that would hardly be sufficient to label you anything!

It could be MS. Or a host of other things.  Without a thorough workup, that might include blood tests, MRI's of your brain and spine (what's that lumpy stuff you describe?), examinations of your ears, eyes, all that -- it's impossible for anyone, including yourself, to diagnose. 

I'd probably start with the family doctor, and outline the same things you did here.  Tell him/her that you're concerned, because these things seem to be worsening over time. And then let the doctor tell you what next. If you walk in with a preconceived diagnosis, they are indeed likely to dismiss you as a hypochondriac, but if you let them do their work, they might come up with something.

Many disorders take a LONG time to become distinct enough to determine what it is, over time. So it may be that the doctor tells you to watch and wait, and call him if things change, and "come back in six months". That's not a dismissal -- that's an attempt to watch you, over time, to see if there is a pattern to your symptoms, or what new things might occur.

Sounds like a call to a doctor is in order.  Good luck.

Wait another three weeks for your family doctor...and try to list the problems you're having, starting with the MOST troublesome, down to the lest bothersome.

Expect to spend no more than 20 minutes, at most, with your doctor -- that's all the time that's alloted these days -- so be prepared for a CALM, unemotional listing of troublesome problems. Start with those that affect what doctors call the "Activities of daily living" -- those things that affect your ability to dress yourself, feed yourself, toilet yourself (that's where all the bladder things and sexual things might fit), walk, that sort of thing. And work down to the little stuff.

Doesn't sound a lot like MS, if that's any comfort. But if you're concerned, you need a thorough workup.

Also, ask about you bilirubin levels and uppitycats sounds like a doc.