Just be honest and tell him your symptoms. The one I went to need some nerve test on me, then alot of bloodwork,. I told him my reg dr already did bloodwork and he said they do different bloodwork then your reg dr. The next time I heard from him. which wasnt long he referred to one of the best rheumy's that specialist in fibro.

I agree with MAGICpill, and my experience was the same with bloodwork. My neurologist followed up with a barrage of MRIs and EEGs as well, and I do see her for ongoing treatment and preventatives for migraines. Totally worthwhile!

The Neurologist I went to a few weeks ago, told me that Fibro had nothing to do with Neurology, that he wasn't going to give me a disabling diagnosis, and that I was on enough medications.
I was stunned, he had only listened to me for 3min. I didn't mention anything about disability, and I have been working really hard to get off unnecessary medications.
My father & my son both have neurological conditions that may be hereditary - the jerk told me that would not affect my condition.

Make sure you have questions written down.
Take some kind of a print out that shows that Fibro has a neurological element.
Lead with the migrain issues.
Remember there are good doctors, and there are bad doctors... be prepared for both.

Good Luck,
I pray you have found a good doctor.
{{{HUGZ}}} SG

My initial experience was the same as Magic....my bloodwork with the neuro showed enough to get my a referral to my rheumy, who dx'd me. I still see the rheumy for my fibro, but see the neuro for my migraines and migraine preventative.

Take a list of your symptoms. See if you can figure out any pattern for the migraines....mine were hormonal. Once I told him how often I was heading in to the doc/ER for awful migraines, he started the meds.

Best of luck...keep us posted!!

HUGS from down south :)