Medical Timeline
Early Medical History
2004
Thyroid nodule identified
2005
Hypothyroidism diagnosed
Intractable migraine disorder begins
2006
Vasovagal syncope with episodic dizziness and near-syncope
Spine, Neurologic, and Sleep-Related Developments
2011
Cervical degenerative disc disease identified
2013
Post-operative hypothyroidism following thyroid surgery
2014
Insomnia develops
Pituitary macroadenoma identified on imaging
Neurologic Diagnosis and Progression
2015
Multiple sclerosis diagnosed
Hyperlipidemia diagnosed
2016
Peripheral neuropathy
Trigeminal neuralgia, left side of face
Occipital neuralgia, left side
Benign essential hypertension
Cervical spondylosis with progression of degenerative changes
2017
Idiopathic progressive polyneuropathy
Pituitary macroadenoma surgically resected
Continued neurologic symptoms despite endocrine treatment
Metabolic and Systemic Conditions
2018
Type 2 diabetes mellitus diagnosed
Autonomic Evaluation
2021
Tilt-table testing performed for syncope and dizziness
Mild blood pressure drop noted
Symptoms reproduced
No diagnostic arrhythmia identified
Intracranial Imaging Findings (Separate From Pituitary Disease)
2017–Present (Serial Imaging)
Stable left middle cranial fossa meningioma, under radiographic surveillance
Stable punctate enhancing focus in the right Meckel’s cave, likely representing a tiny schwannoma or meningioma, under surveillance
These intracranial lesions are anatomically and pathologically distinct from the pituitary macroadenoma and are monitored independently.
Musculoskeletal and Structural Findings
2018–Present
Anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (C5–C7) with postsurgical changes
Multilevel degenerative disc disease involving the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine
Left hip bursitis
Temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ)
Recent and Ongoing Diagnoses
2024
Osteoporosis diagnosed
Blepharitis diagnosed
2025
Vasomotor rhinitis diagnosed
Current Clinical Status (Summary)
At present, the case is characterized by:
Multisystem involvement (neurologic, endocrine, autonomic, musculoskeletal, metabolic)
Progressive neurologic and pain-related symptoms
Persistent functional limitation despite disease-specific management
Ongoing surveillance of three separate intracranial lesions
Notes on Timeline Interpretation
Dates reflect initial diagnosis or identification, not necessarily symptom onset
Conditions have accumulated over time with overlapping symptom burden
This timeline is intended to support longitudinal review and pattern recognition