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I have symptoms of MS

I am a 64 yrs. old with no medical insurance. I have gradually had several unexplained physical symptoms of MS since I had a total hip almost two years ago, of course I didn’t immediately suspect MS...I have done a lot of research on every new symptom that would come along these past two years! I g...

@Underdog 

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Underdog

Cannabis documentary...... aighhhttttt!

Nicked this link from a post over on the M S Society forums......................... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlQ9AFjsVK8 Just watched this documentary and I can't believe I have not seen this before. Alright it was first made approx 4 years before MS came into my life but I think it is rea...

@zackHussain 

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zackHussain

Hello 😀

Hello All I was diagnosed with MS back in 2003 I’ve had my ups and down I’ve never been on any forums like this before so all new to me after pushing my doctor I’ve managed to have another MRI after 17 years to see how my MS has progressed and awaiting results next week @ 39 now I am worried to be h...

@chloec 

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chloec

Managing work

Hello There, Long time no speak. Or type in this case. I just wanted some advice on how to manage work and MS. I have really struggled the past couple of months with my MS and going back to work. I work in hospitality and have been lucky with furlough but also the place I work for has been super bu...

@Dawson.McWatch 

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Dawson.McWatch

Serious post

Is laughing a symptom that anyone has? Like for example when I was at the dentist-the suction tube kept touching my cheek an the sound would make Me laugh I know that's super immature like I was never ever like that before being diagnosed, or in really serious moments I call it getting triggered, do...

@Allan_Harrison 

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Allan_Harrison

New to MS, and to this group

Hi all, I'm a 52 year old male just diagnosed with Primary Progressive MS. It's mostly affecting my left leg so far, with foot drop, altered gait and weakness. I can no longer stand up from a squat on that leg, which is scary for a guy who's been healthy, strong and physically active his whole life....

RRMS issues in check

So dealing with RRMS, symptoms are in check as of today. I have used psycotropic drugs to rid my brain of the plaques in a timely fashion then use high dose of vitamin D3 to keep me going. No serious excerbation since 2015. Even that was minor compared to my event in 1996, THAT SUCKED! Do some readi...

@laurenlucyjane 

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laurenlucyjane

Super fun new symptoms!!

Hey guys, So I was diagnosed in January and after recovering mostly from my first noticeable relapse I thought I was doing just fine. In the last month or so I've been having some bowel and bladder problems such as urgency and hesitation etc it's making me scared to leave my house or walk far or go ...

@MiaPi 

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MiaPi

Copaxone switch to Tecfidera

Hello all, So I have been on Copaxone for 3 years. 1st year all good no relapse or new MRI lesions. Second year I got one new lesion but since it was also small my dr said let’s stay on Copaxone. Now my latest MRI showed one new lesion but at the same time I got lipoatrophy on my thigh from the Cop...

@angieH 

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angieH

Should I know if it’s a relapse?

I have been feeling so crappy. I am diagnosed with RRMS since 1998 at age of 28. No real problems until 2017! When I had a flare up main symptom dizzy and fatigue - severe. I recovered nearly complete, went on my first dmt copaxone. Annual mris were fine, a couple of small lesions even disappeare...