How does it feel to have MS?

Question

I 'm always feeling not so well, I'm wondering what are the symtoms of MS are?

Answer 1

Your question is very vague, and I don't quite understand why you'd pick Multiple Sclerosis as your cause for concern. Regardless, I'll let you know a bit about it.

MS is a complicated autoimmune disease that has a variety of symptoms. That includes:

Fatigue

Numbness

Walking (Gait), Balance, & Coordination Problems

Bladder Dysfunction

Bowel Dysfunction

Vision Problems

Dizziness and Vertigo

Sexual Dysfunction

Pain

Cognitive Function

Emotional Changes

Depression

And less commonly:

Speech disorders

Swallowing Problems

Headache

Hearing Loss

Seizures

Tremor

Respiration / Breathing Problems

Itching

I know from personal experience that MS is a difficult disease to live with. It's complicated, and rest assured, if you had MS, chances are you would've been diagnosed a long time ago.

Don't worry about "feeling not so well" though.

I'm sure it's nothing to worry about, but if you're not convinced, I strongly suggest you visit your doctor.

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Answer 2

Don't worry yourself into any condition! If 10 fays of self-treatment haven't improved your condition, time to see a doctor.

Answer 3

I was diagnosed 1 1/2 ago with ms.  My major symptoms were extreme fatigue...and before i was diagnosed, i was getting migraines, 7-24 for 2 months straight.  I went to a neurologist to make sure i had no brain tumors, and the mri showed 25 legions on my brain, which you will find if you have ms.

I did have lose of balance and a lot of muscle pain.  Everyone with ms experiences symptoms differently.  some dont have any symptoms.

Be firm with your doctor if you suspect ms.  You might have to go through a lot of other testings first.

i hope you dont have ms.

if you have any more questions, please feel free to ask me.

mary

Answer 4

In my case, I had a couple years of strange events.dizziness, numbness, balance issues,but nothing seemed to really last.About the time I would decide to see a Dr then the symptoms would go away.

I had an attack of vertigo that lasted several weeks,I did go to the Dr but she kind of poo pooed me .She rolled her eyes and told me I had the flu and would get over it so I pretty much ignored it for several more years.

When 98 % of my body was numb I could no longer ignore it , I found a different Dr who referred me to a Neurologist that diagnosed me

After many years I have settled into a pretty normal life. I am still a klutz ! if there is something to trip on , I will find it! I do also tend to tire more quickly than the average person,but I really have very few limitations.

Answer 5

try this website for more information....

http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/multipl...

Answer 6

Also just check Fibromyalgia similar to MS. Hurts like haites 24/7  

Answer 7

"I'm always feeling not so well" is vague.  Run a search for "symptoms of MS".