Yesterday I had some sciatica pain on my right side, shooting down my leg. Within about ten minutes of this happening, EVERY joint in my body began to hurt-much worse on my right side than my left. By that evening, I was in excruciating pain and was unable to move without crying in pain (I am not a crier!!). The joint pain did not happen while I was moving but rather right AFTER I moved the entire area just surrounded with pain. I have slowly been improving today. Two of my doctor's simply said "I have no clue." This unfortunately is NOT very reassuring! My neuro is starting solu-medrol since this seems to be the answer for EVERYTHING when a patient has MS. The area I live in is not very blessed with good neurologists. I was wondering if anyone else has ever experienced a similar situation and has ever gotten an answer as to what it is. I am a need-to-know person so dealing with the uncertainty of MS is very difficult for me. I can not accept "I dont know" as an answer, ever. Any feedback appreciated. Thank you.New Symptom or coincidence?
New Symptom or coincidence?
Yesterday I had some sciatica pain on my right side, shooting down my leg. Within about ten minutes of this happening, EVERY joint in my body began to hurt-much worse on my right side than my left. By that evening, I was in excruciating pain and was unable to move without crying in pain (I am not a crier!!). The joint pain did not happen while I was moving but rather right AFTER I moved the entire area just surrounded with pain. I have slowly been improving today. Two of my doctor's simply said "I have no clue." This unfortunately is NOT very reassuring! My neuro is starting solu-medrol since this seems to be the answer for EVERYTHING when a patient has MS. The area I live in is not very blessed with good neurologists. I was wondering if anyone else has ever experienced a similar situation and has ever gotten an answer as to what it is. I am a need-to-know person so dealing with the uncertainty of MS is very difficult for me. I can not accept "I dont know" as an answer, ever. Any feedback appreciated. Thank you.