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Relaspe or Pseudoexacerbation?

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Symptoms of an MS relapse?

MS is known for causing a wide variety of symptoms, but those listed below are some of the more common symptoms that may arise (or worsen) during a relapse.

Changes in vision

Numbness

Issues with muscle functioning or spasms

Tremor

Difficulties in walking or balance

Extreme fatigue or weakness

Difficulty speaking

Problems with memory or attention

Reduced sensation, or increased, painful sensation

Or?

Pseudoexacerbation?

Not caused by new damage

Brought on by other influences

Urinary tract infection is most common cause

Usually subsides within 24 hours

When to call your Health Care Team? Definitely,if it's NOT BETTER WITHIN 48hrs. Let them know, let them decide! Or sooner if you feel it's necessary!

~I am NOT A Dr.~

At this time of stress, flare ups happen. They happen to me. They happen to you. I feel it's good to have a reminder that we aren't going nuts!

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thanks that is a good starting point

Whenever I have something happening I immediately contact my neuro and ask her what my next steps should be.

I learned my lesson from the wait and see method or let me look it up

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Jesmcd2CommunityAmbassadorβ€’ in reply torjoneslaw

You know your body best rjoneslaw !!! As should everyone! πŸ˜πŸ€—πŸ’•πŸŒ 

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rjoneslawβ€’ in reply toJesmcd2

true

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pamgarner

well said:)

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Hey I'm the cut and paste Queen!πŸ˜‚πŸ€£πŸ€—πŸ’•πŸŒ  How ya doing pamgarner ?

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i am good,accomplished alot today,which means I probably be down tomorrow.that's ok,I have my"phone appt" with my neuro in am,i will have to let you all know how that goes,will he say stick a pin in your legs do you feel it?walk across the room ,tell me what that looks like.i am jesting but it will be different.

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Thanks for sharing. Over summer when i was first diagnosed i questioned every little thing and my ms specialist told me if it doesnt last more than 24 hours it wasnt a relapse and that brought me some relief

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Jesmcd2CommunityAmbassadorβ€’ in reply tomm1527mm

Me to mm1527mm , but those 1cpl yrs are scary! πŸ™πŸ€—πŸ’•πŸŒ 

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mm1527mmβ€’ in reply toJesmcd2

They are!

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