Numbness/tingling, lower left side. Never had any of the other symptoms even almost 20 yrs later.
Julie
Dizziness,balance, L"hermittes, vision
right leg numbness from the knee down.
that's a good poll to ask.
Lulu
I had burning pin in my left rm for about 5 years that the docs could never figure out. When I went blind in my right eye and the optometrist, ophthalmologist and neuro-ophthalmologist said ON and found a lesion, the pieces started to come together.
Bob
L'Hermittes, balance, dizziness and pain.
What, no all of the above? I had all of those problems, although the only thing I felt it necessary to check out was my electrified chin.
I forgot my inability to taste. For me, symptoms seemed to keep coming very quickly. It was a scary time
Originally, I had extreme eye pain, but it wasn't until my right arm and side from my neck to my hip went numb a month later that I went to the doctor.
The entire side of my body went numb. They thought I had a virus at first...then they thought it might have been a stroke. Then a doctor I despise to this day said, "You're young, you're healthy, you're fine."
That doctor is NOT a good person.
If I had gone to the doctor when my M S probably started up about 20 years ago, it would have been for dizziness/balance problems
My very first symptom was the electricity down the spine feeling when I looked down, though I was 12 and we didn't do anything about it. At age 17 my feet went numb. Looking back I see that I had symptoms when I was even younger, but they didn't seem to bother me or become worrisome so we just ignored them. Age 17 though, it hit hard.
I went to the doctor because it seemed my right leg was huge and heavy. like an elephant leg. I couldn't move it right and my leg would just collapse. i kept falling and land on my knee, but only feeling was the jaming in my hip.
before that I had a few periods of 8 to 10 weeks of not being able towalk straight. always vering into walls and such.finally an ENT doctor thought it might be meniere's. I still walk into walls and walk like a drunk. my right leg still gives out and now my left is worse. things let up a tad but not much.
limbolander still so who knows.
i had all sorts of symptoms for years !!! but because i got knocked down by a car at 16 i put it down to that fact ...
but when both my hands went numb i had to go to my gp and at the time thay put it down to carpull tunnel !!! yea right it only lasted for two weeks and then went away ....
now im waiting for official dx soon off my ms specialist
regards bairdy
Nystagmus, tremors, speech.
chest pain and tightness, some shortness of breath at times as well as some dizziness. Initially everyone thought it was a cardiac problem, but all those tests were negative. By the time I got to the neurologist, he said it was the MS Hug - was also starting to have some issues with numbness and tingling by that point.
Right side of body numb....felt swollen like after you go to the dentist. Also worse headache of my life behind my right eye. Weak,pale fatigued,couldn't lift my arm.
Thanks for all of the responses so far! My onset symptom was numbness and hypersensitivity in my right hand and arm. As the attack went on I got some mild pain behind one eye then the other along with development of floaters. 2.5 months later the floaters are still there, as is about 20% of the numbness. This is my first attack and my dx is CIS with high risk of conversion to MS.
My first symptoms were spasticity in my left leg - particularly my hamstring. It had severe tightness and pain and my muscle wouldn't stop contracting on its own.
Fatigue. It's never left.
I ticked "Balance Issues", but I was also having big time muscle spasms in my legs. I'd had tingly, burning sensations, depression, pseudobulbar stuff, - all relatively mild, and I basically blew them off, for 20+ years. It's when things started demanding answers that I presented to my neurologist.
You forgot an "all of above, and some" button, hahah
I can't pick one - went to the doctor because my whole system was TU
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