I am not sure which country you're in but for us here in the US healthcare system when you are in the health insurance system you get health insurance quality care. I often advise my patients to seek out a private neurologist for a deeper exam and insight into what's going on. A neurologist couldn't even examine the right hand in 15 minutes much less do a full head to toe Neuro exam. I encourage you to Google a full neurological exam on YouTube and see what it takes and how extensive it is. When the insurance company will only reimburse you per visit and you have 500k in student loans and malpractice insurance and each patient is a potential lawsuit you tend to do something cursory, order a test and if the test is negative you're protected. I know this isn't fair to patients but it's the agreement we have reached as a society in managing healthcare so I'm trying to arm you with the knowledge to get the right care.
I only saw the neurologist while in admitted in the hospital. The visit lasted about 15 minutes. He did brief an assessment, told me that my x-rays and mri looked fine and that was pretty much it. I've asked my PCP for a referral to neurology as well but she keeps saying that since nothing has shown up in any blood work or x-rays, she can't do it. I asked her if it's possible to have a neurological or auto immune disorder that doesn't show up on x-rays and tests but I haven't gotten an answer.