I was going through my normal day. Vacuuming, break, dishes, break and laundry. Everything was fine until my "drunken state" hit me. (i don't drink alcohol) I feel out of my body almost like a disassociated feeling. This is the fifth time I've had this.
Is this a symptom of MS or something else?
Is this something I should keep in my journal?
I don't like this feeling at all.
Appreciate any advice!
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I can relate, Stepinup . Definitely log it in your journal, and take care walking, turning, or bending. With me, my balance goes and I'm prone to falls when this sensation includes light dizziness.
And I apologize for not remembering if you've already told us (where is that spreadsheet when I need it?), but when do you see your neuro again?
I have not been given anything to help with this sensation. Nor have I found anything that helps other than being extra careful and limiting my activities if need be. On days when it is really bad, I don't drive.
Thank you for posting this. I've been having this same problem since Boxing Day and put it down to my "Post Newly Diagnosed/Christmas Meltdown" but couldn't find the words to describe it. It's kinda like an "Out of body experience" for me. It tends to hit me in the evening, by 8pm I'm going nuts with it along all the other symptoms I have.
Anything new or you think is abnormal l would keep track of Stepinup and if it gets to bad, call your Neurologists or your PCP. I'm no Dr. But might be anything from ear infection to vertigo. You never know anymore😕 Do you get dizzy? Are you falling down? These are all things that need to be considered. I get vertigo, whereas I have dizzy spells, doesn't matter if lm sitting down or standing up. I will get the whole rm is off balance and spinning 😞 It's not that bad yet but keeping an eye on it. I do know the make a med for it tho.
Stepinup , I forgot to add that I take meclizine (also found over the counter in Bonine, a motion sickness drug) when it's worse than light dizziness and more like vertigo. My neuro prescribed it years ago. It doesn't totally take care of it, but it does help and it calms the associated nausea, too. But don't take this without checking with your neuro/doctor first.
Hi Stepinup kind of sounds like MS fatigue to me but * l am NOT A DR.* Get ahold of your Neuro about it or your PCP.
My legs get like that and that's what l call it, walking thru jello, usually just means l did to much and l better knock it off.😕 Cause for me, then what's left of my brain goes, then lm down for the count😕😑. But that is me, not you!
Stepinup l have just realised l have not been at my best.😑 I just didn't know it.😅 Until yesterday, day before.. but during that 2wks l couldn't figure out why there was not time. 😅😅
I live with my bf and dog😑 you would THINK they wouldn't make such a mess.😕 Cause l don't get it. I can usually keep up😑 but ugh l have spool much to do now! 😅😅
I will give my dog credit for wiping his feet (going in circles on the matt) before coming in the house. And my boyfriend for (trying) to do the dishes for me💕
Always fun the training lol My bf and l thought about getting a pup but we would break up cause we would fight over the training 😅😅 Not to mention that as soon as we got one, he would probably be called to work. And l have enough critters to take care of😅💕
@Stepinup , I misread your post..I thought you wrote"...my normal day. Vacuuming, breaking dishes and breaking laundry." It was at that point I realized something wasn't right and went back and reread what you had written. No, I have not had those symptoms, but obviously I am having other issues! Thought you might get a chuckle out of this, after all they say laughter is the best medicine!!!
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