Current Diagnoses

Purpose of This Page

This page provides a system-organized reference list of documented diagnoses, with approximate onset dates where available. It is intended to support clinical context and longitudinal review and does not imply causation, hierarchy, or diagnostic completeness.

Neurologic Diagnoses

  • Multiple sclerosis (diagnosed 2015)

  • Intractable migraine disorder (since 2005)

  • Trigeminal neuralgia, left side of face (since 2016)

  • Occipital neuralgia, left side (since 2016)

  • Peripheral neuropathy (since 2016)

  • Idiopathic progressive polyneuropathy (since 2017)

  • Idiopathic neuropathy of the left lower extremity (previously documented)

  • Vertigo (previously documented)

Endocrine & Metabolic Diagnoses

  • Hypothyroidism (since 2005)

  • Post-operative hypothyroidism (since 2013)

  • Pituitary macroadenoma with growth hormone excess, status post surgical resection (diagnosed 2014)

  • Type 2 diabetes mellitus (since 2018)

  • Hyperlipidemia (since 2015)

  • Osteoporosis (diagnosed 2024)

Cardiovascular & Autonomic Diagnoses

  • Vasovagal syncope (since 2006)

  • Benign essential hypertension (since 2016)

  • Episodic dizziness and blood pressure variability (previously documented)

Musculoskeletal & Spine Diagnoses

  • Degenerative disc disease, cervical spine (since 2011)

  • Cervical spondylosis with postsurgical changes from anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (C5–C7) (previously documented)

  • Multilevel degenerative disc disease of the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine (previously documented)

  • Left hip bursitis (previously documented)

  • Temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ) (previously documented)

Sleep & Neurobehavioral Diagnoses

  • Insomnia (since 2014)

ENT / Ophthalmologic Diagnoses

  • Thyroid nodule (identified 2004)

  • Vasomotor rhinitis (diagnosed 2025)

  • Blepharitis (diagnosed 2024)

  • History of recurrent sinus disease (previously documented)

Intracranial Tumors and Lesions Under Surveillance

  • Pituitary macroadenoma (diagnosed 2014), status post surgical resection; ongoing surveillance

  • 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 findings represent separate lesions in distinct anatomic locations and are monitored independently.

Notes on Diagnostic Context

  • Diagnoses reflect current documentation and known historical onset where available

  • Several conditions have overlapping symptom profiles and functional impact

  • The presence of multiple neurologic, endocrine, autonomic, pain-related, and intracranial conditions contributes to overall clinical complexity

Last updated: September 2025