MS Symptoms can change and come and go rather quickly. They may be less severe or even more debilitating. The symptoms of MS primarily are caused by the immune system mistakenly attacking the spinal cord or other nerve fibers in the brain. These nerve fibers control many different parts of the body.
The most common MS symptoms are difficulty sleeping, fatigue, pain, blurred vision, and decreased sense of concentration. There can also be a loss of bladder control or the ability to walk. In addition, there can be problems with speech fluency, as well as difficulty with swallowing. MS sufferers may also experience short or long-term memory problems, as well as problems with learning and remembering. MS sufferers are often also unable to think or concentrate on things for which they have not previously had success.
Some of the MS symptoms that may appear suddenly include having difficulty sleeping, constant fatigue, headaches, sudden weakness, numbness or tingling in the fingers and hands, pain, blurred vision, dizziness and poor concentration. MS fatigue is also another symptom that can occur with some frequency. MS fatigue is often related to the inability to sleep well or other sleep-related problems. Often, a person who has MS will report an increase in fatigue if they do not get adequate sleep.
Other common symptoms are muscle weakness, muscle spasms or cramps, and dizziness. However, there are some MS symptoms that can occur in addition to these common symptoms. Facial pain or swelling, trouble speaking or understanding speech, having problems with vision (both near and far), a change in bowel or bladder control, and tingling or numbness in the hands and feet are also among the MS symptoms that can occur simultaneously with other health problems. This is why it’s important to visit an MS specialist when you suspect that you might have MS.
Depression is another of the MS symptoms that can occur along with many other health problems. MS depression is a very real possibility, and although people who suffer from depression can get through life, those who do not receive treatment can become depressed or experience other psychological problems such as confusion, irrational thinking, feeling of hopelessness, guilt, hopelessness, irritability, and loss of interest in things that they normally enjoy. Sometimes, these MS symptoms can even lead to serious depression. MS depression can lead to different symptoms, including thoughts of suicide and thoughts that everything will just go wrong. So, if you experience depression along with MS symptoms, you should make sure to talk to your doctor about the possibility that the two could be related.
Another one of the MS symptoms that can occur simultaneously with other health problems is muscle weakness or cramping. This can affect almost any part of the body, although it’s most common on the legs. MS muscle weakness can occur because of a number of different factors, such as an accident that damaged nerves in the neck or spine, poor muscle tone, MS inflammation, lack of exercise, muscle spasms, fatigue, or medication side effects. MS fatigue is often associated with MS muscle weakness, and if you have difficulty walking, or if you feel tired all the time, then this may be indicative of MS.
Anxiety is another of the common MS symptoms that can occur alongside other health issues. Anxiety usually occurs when there is a threat of another attack occurring. For example, if you’ve been through a traumatic experience and are nervous about another attack occurring, then anxiety is going to play a big role in how you react to your MS symptoms. MS attacks are known to be much more frequent and intense than people realize. People who suffer from MS symptoms sometimes mistake their own attacks for the onset of a relapse.
MS spasticity is one of the most common MS symptoms that can appear along with other health issues. Spasticity, which affects approximately half of people with MS, is a condition in which a person has excessive muscle tightness. This is usually evident in the legs, but can also be seen in the arms and other areas. A healthcare provider will test your muscles for tightness by asking specific questions and using a variety of techniques and equipment. If your condition is detected during a routine office visit, a treatment plan can include physical therapy, medication, and massage.
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