MS symptoms are very unpredictable and variable. No two individuals have the same symptoms, and consequently each individual’s symptoms may vary over time. One individual may experience just a few of the possible signs while another individual experiences several more. The key is to be aware of these different symptoms and how they affect your life.
While MS symptoms can vary widely from person to person, there are some common threads that affect everyone who has MS. Two of these main MS symptoms are lack of energy and fatigue, which affect almost everybody who has MS. People with MS tend to be tired all of the time, and have difficulty concentrating or being organized. This lack of energy can make it very difficult for them to get through the day and affects their daily routines.
Another one of the MS symptoms is pain and stiffness in the legs. This pain and stiffness can interfere with normal everyday living and may prevent people with MS from walking, using the toilet, or getting out of bed. A qualified neurologist and MS nurse should be consulted to determine the cause of this loss of strength, which can range from arthritis to a lack of muscle fibers in the legs.
People with MS have difficulty with tingling or numbness in the extremities, which may be mistaken for sciatica. MS often causes this symptom as one of its side effects and is often confused with sciatica when the two conditions are found to be the same. If one person has numbness and tingling in one or both feet, it does not necessarily mean that someone else will also experience the same thing. It is important to note that MS symptoms should not be confused with other diseases or disorders, as MS is classified as a disease, not a mere medical issue.
MS spasms and rigidity are another MS symptoms that occur in an MS patient. MS spasms and rigidity can occur separately, or in conjunction with one another. The MS spasms and rigidity that occur in one person can affect how one moves, walks, and use the restroom. MS spasms and rigidity can also be caused by muscle spasms from another condition that is hard to identify.
When MS symptoms begin to occur, they are usually unexpected and last for short periods of time. People with MS may feel stronger, lose their balance, or find themselves unable to walk across a room. One way to help manage these symptoms is to rest your feet while waiting for MS doctors to arrive. When leaving the house, place one foot in your pocket, so that you can rest your foot in the pocket until your neurologist arrives. Walking with a strap on your ankle can help to maintain correct posture.
Another MS symptom that is most often confused with multiple sclerosis is tingling or weakness of the legs. MS symptoms that come on suddenly and last for more than a few minutes should be checked out by a physician. A doctor can perform a neurological exam, to see if there is a neurological issue causing the symptoms. MS symptoms of weakness or tingling can be unpredictable, so it is important to ask your GP, MS nurse or neurologist what can be expected for your specific case.
MS symptoms of weakness and tingling do not necessarily occur in all MS cases, nor do they occur in all patients with MS. There are several things that can cause these MS symptoms, including: a drop in body temperature, extreme tiredness, exhaustion, muscle weakness, abnormal sensitivity to light and sound, difficulty walking, bladder and bowel control problems, a change in skin or eyes appearance, pain, or numbness in the hands, arms, or legs. MS symptoms such as fatigue, numbness in your fingers and toes, pain and a change in skin and eye’s appearance can also be caused by secondary symptoms. MS symptoms such as a drop in body temperature and extreme tiredness can be confusing because some people may confuse these symptoms with seasonal affective disorder, which affects the temperature of your body, but does not affect your nervous system. MS symptoms such as unexplained fatigue, extreme tiredness, anxiety, pain and a change in skin or eyes appearance can also be confused with MS symptoms such as fatigue, numbness in the hands, arms, or legs.
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