Ms symptoms undiagnosed
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multiple-sclerosis
In fact, I have all the symptoms of MS without the MRI and spinal lesions. I have been seeing a neurologist at a MS clinic, who had tried big doses of steroids which have been unsuccessful. He refuses to try any of the MS medications. My condition is deteriorating. Any suggestions as to what could be going on with me?
The symptoms were, from what I was reading online at the time similar to MS. Over the past few years my symptoms have progressed. My first MRI scan that I had came back completely clear, and I was told to go back if they progressed, which they did. Since that scan I have had 2 more MRI's. The second MRI came up white white spots which was in January 2015, I was then sent for a lumbar puncture, but whatever they were looking for, it came back negative.
MS is a neurological condition that effects the central nervous system, which means you could throw a dart at just about any symptom there is and it will be associated with MS in some way, but its not generally on the top of the list of causes because there are literally hundreds of more common causes for the same symptoms.
Hello everyone- I believe I may have MS but as of yet undiagnosed. The closest I have come is one neuro's notes say "unable to rule out MS". Anyway, I have been doing much better the last few weeks so whatever I have is in some sort of remission. Although I feel the frustration of all those out there who are as yet undiagnosed as well as those that are living with MS, it is comforting to read that I am not alone by any means.
I have had some great days but they are few and far between. Do these symptoms and their timeframe suggest MS? I know it is one of the hardest diseases to diagnose but I thought I would keep asking questions on my journey to answers. I'm never going to give up on trying to figure this out b/c my kiddos deserve a happy healthy Mom! Oh and forgot... I sometimes have the feeling of peppermint oil in my eyes when I lay down at nite. If I'm on my right side, I feel it in my right eye.
it is still going on even though it is gradually improving), in addition to odd random things MS-type symptoms happening every once in a while for the past 18 years.
I just recently I realized I might have Multiple Sclerosis. The first attack happened 18 years ago, when I was 14, when I lost part of my vision in one eye and had flashes of light, eye pain, and ringing ears.
I have undiagnosed neuropathy and shooting pains that jab and then disappear. Muscle cramps, charlie horses. Involuntary muscle movement alien under the skin. Bowel problems, headaches, blurred vision, nausea and fatigue walking is painful, like walking on marbles. I 've had symptoms off and on for twenty years, but they seem to be getting worse.
It would be very helpful for us limbolanders to know if the person posting symptoms has an official MS diagnosis. Even though limbolanders posting symptoms might actually have undiagnosed MS, it would be helpful to know if the symptoms being discussed were from someone officially diagnosed with MS since some of us limbolanders here will end up ultimately being diagnosed with other conditions such as ALS, Lyme, myasthenia gravis, Guillain-Barre etc.
My husband has been undiagnosed for 10 years. He has severe right sided eye and neck pain (believed neurological), lack of sensation in both arms and legs "boot and glove" low B12 (recently discovered), muscular/skeletal pain as well. He was seen by a really bad neurologist who didn't do anything useful to investigate his troubles and we are trying to get another to have a look at him. What is a neurogenic bladder?
I'm in a dark place...I've had ongoing parasthesias for the past 4 months and a normal mri (closed, 1.5T) of brain, c-spine, tspine, and lumbar spine. I have a lumbar puncture scheduled for this Friday. I have been getting numbness that comes and goes all the time on the left side of my face for the past week and more trouble w/ balance. This morning I woke up and had trouble walking straight...just felt very off balance. I went back to bed and I've felt much better since.
Weakness in eyes, neck and shoulder pain, weak arms, dizziness, extreme fatigue, tremor in left hand.
Another odd symptom is that my husband is having random memories suddenly show up without any provocation. These are just little inconsequential events that have taken place over the years of his life. It is like his brain and nervous system has a short-circuit that randomly pulls up memory tidbits.
The neurologist is having you repeat in six months because that is how they DX MS.
You have multiple neurological symptoms which need to be investigated for multiple sclerosis. MS is a chronic demyelinating disorder where the disease phase is characterized by active phase and remissions. It has multiple symptoms and signs and is a diagnosis of exclusion. The symptoms of multiple sclerosis are loss of balance, muscle spasms, numbness in any area, problems with walking and coordination, tremors in one or more arms and legs.
I have a form of autoimnue. First thought 25 years ago to be Lupus and negative then MS I have MS like symptoms low grade fever and I also feel very cold even in the heat. it is like hot flashes sweats then cold. Very very cold feet and lower legs. Some days feel like rheumitoid but right arm weak and left leg. Have had many illnesses all my life. Someone who has same symptoms and could not get diagnosed finally was with Morgans disease.
hello every one i hope everyone is in good health does fasculation or twitches be a sign of ms im undiagnosed it was one of my first symptoms i was scared i had als at the start but some one with als told me that body wide fasculations are not a sign of als and a neuro told me same with ms and if not what causes muscle twitches thank you and what needs to be affected or damaged to cause muscle twitches thank you.
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