Multiple sclerosis vision
Common Questions and Answers about Multiple sclerosis vision
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One of them said it is all due to ur anxiety ( Cause i do not have any bladder problems and dizziness, numbness tingling all is due to anxiety) but one said its Multiple Sclerosis+ anxiety. My MRI and EEG were clear.
Currently i have high frequency of muscle tingling through out my body only when i am lying on bed plus i see double vision of any statement especially ( white in colour) on TV and laptop. Is it MS? Should I start taking Med for MS or just let it be and hope it will go away?
The various causes of blurred and double vision are cataracts, macular degeneration, damage to muscles and nerves in the eye which can be caused by thyroid problems, multiple sclerosis, strokes, high blood pressure, and diabetes. Diabetes can also cause these symptoms by diabetic retinopathy. Consult an ophthalmologist for eyes evaluation.
I'm only 18, male, but I think I may have Multiple Sclerosis. I don't usually jump to conclusions but I don't know how else to explain this. My symptoms include:
Depression
Panic/anxiety attacks
Muscle spasms
Weird episodes where I jerk and twitch and I feel like I can't control my body even though I can?
(New) I have recently started having a sudden numbness, like "falling asleep", or "pins and needles" in my feet.
Your multiple neurological symptoms are suggestive of multiple sclerosis. You could be suffering from migraines with aura. Visual symptoms are common with migraines like blurring of vision or eye floaters. The other possibility is of multiple sclerosis since there are other neurological symptoms like weakness right arm and numbness on right side of face and head.
Late onset multiple sclerosis (LOMS), defined as the first presentation of clinical symptoms in patients over 50, is not a rare phenomenon as previously thought, since the prevalence ranges between 4% and 9.6% in different studies. The course of the disease is often primary progressive and pyramidal or cerebellar involvement is observed in 60%-70% of the patients at presentation.
Vitamin B12 deficiency is associated with peripheral neuropathy, which causes tingling, and numbness, overlapping symptoms of multiple sclerosis. Multiple sclerosis is a chronic demyelinating neurological disorder where the disease phase is characterized by active phase and remissions. It has multiple symptoms and signs and is a diagnosis of exclusion.
It gives a clue whether the nerve pathways are abnormal like in multiple sclerosis, the myelin sheath is affected and so it takes longer for electrical signals to be conducted to the eyes, resulting in an abnormal VEP.
So, multiple sclerosis needs to be reconsidered. Also migraines need to be ruled out for you. Consult your neurologist for a review of your symptoms. Take care.
I often see spots in my vision, and my night time vision has been increasingly bad. If I cover my right eye, my vision in my left eye is so poor I can't even make out the words on this screen.
My head feels like it's filled with cotton, this one is not easy for me to explain but I get these sensations that come and go, sort of like a headache but not painful, it's very dull and it feels like when you first wake up in the morning.
And lastly, and most bothersome is my legs.
You neurologist has prescribed you myogrel or aspirin and clopidogrel, for thinning of blood may be sue to suspected small vessel ischemic disease, naxdom or naproxen for pain, or inflammation, betavert or betahistine for vertigo and betacaps or betamethasone which is a corticosteroid. I would also suggest you to undergo investigation for multiple sclerosis.
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