Just an afterthought – whoever you see, don’t let them use any invasive methods to test for raised ICP, as it can worsen your situation, especially if you have low-lying cerebellar tonsils on your mid-sagittal MRI, see
http://prettyill.com/forums/viewthread/993/#4251
The low-lying cerebellar tonsils can actually act as a ‘bung’, giving a false negative result (when your pressure above the ‘bung’ could be raging!)
There is another sign of raised ICP sometimes seen on MRI’s but, it’s usually when the pressure is very high and that is, flattening of the back of the eye itself. My advice is, ask whoever is assessing you, to look for subtle signs because these are often overlooked and we are subsequently left to fend for ourselves.