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Thanks MarkLavelle. I've seen my doctor again today and have asked to be referred to another specialist. Hopefully I'll get some answers soon.

All the best for the New Year and good health to you!

B.

would you call the arms not working and clumsiness 'sensory ataxia'? look it up and let me know. I've looked into this a bit more and found the Romberg Test. I've just tried it, for a minute with my eyes open (I was a little wobbly but ok) and then again with my eyes closed. I didn't make it many s...

what kind of prolapse? Rather embarrassingly, a vaginal prolapse. I'm 35. My doctor said they most commonly occur in people over 50. I read (here: http://www.cigna.com/individualandfamilies/health-and-well-being/hw/medical-topics/pelvic-organ-prolapse-tv1000.html) that women with MS are more likely...

what do you deal with specifically, that makes you think this can only be ms? It's mostly the fact that it seems to explain all of my current symptoms and answer all of those seemingly unrelated questions too, like why did I have a prolapse and facial paralysis, why do I suffer from sleep paralysis...

Thank you jimmylegs and MarkLavelle. jimmylegs - I get primarily what feels like muscle pain but I'm not sure. It's just sort of 'there' in my back and abdomen etc. I also have recently had pain in my jaw which felt like the bone itself was hurting (although I know that's not possible) and I think w...

Hi everyone. I think I have MS. I have a variety of symptoms including: widespread pain extreme fatigue my arms often "don't work" clumsiness - I drop things, walk into doors etc my muscles twitch (my tongue has been twitching for months and various other muscles twitch every day) confusio...