Relapse question

[DaisyRocks]

I was diagnosed with MS about a year ago and have not had a relapse. My initial symptoms were tingling in my right fingers, being REALLY tired. Then I kept dropping pens and not being able to type or write clearly (I'm right handed). I also had eye problems. Everything was 'jumpy'. I can now write and type like before although my fingers are still tingly and I have double vision in my right eye. I walk 3 miles about 4 times a week. I also play on a golf league so I walk a lot at that as well.

I'm just wondering, if I get a relapse, or maybe I should say, when I have a relapse, will I see those initial symptoms again? That is, will my right hand not work right and will I have 'jumpy' eyesight again? I know MS is different for every person so maybe the relapses are different for everyone too. I'm glad there are forum's like this out there so I can learn about the disease from others who have it.

Thanks,
Christel

[NHE]

Hi Christel,

I'm just wondering, if I get a relapse, or maybe I should say, when I have a relapse, will I see those initial symptoms again? That is, will my right hand not work right and will I have 'jumpy' eyesight again? I know MS is different for every person so maybe the relapses are different for everyone too. I'm glad there are forum's like this out there so I can learn about the disease from others who have it.

I think that a relapse could just as easily make old symptoms worse as well as bring on new symptoms.


NHE

[L]

I was diagnosed with MS about a year ago and have not had a relapse. My initial symptoms were tingling in my right fingers, being REALLY tired. Then I kept dropping pens and not being able to type or write clearly (I'm right handed). I also had eye problems. Everything was 'jumpy'. I can now write and type like before although my fingers are still tingly and I have double vision in my right eye. I walk 3 miles about 4 times a week. I also play on a golf league so I walk a lot at that as well.

I'm just wondering, if I get a relapse, or maybe I should say, when I have a relapse, will I see those initial symptoms again? That is, will my right hand not work right and will I have 'jumpy' eyesight again? I know MS is different for every person so maybe the relapses are different for everyone too. I'm glad there are forum's like this out there so I can learn about the disease from others who have it.

Thanks,
Christel

It's worth knowing that high dose D3 has been shown to effectively cut relapse rates.

Link.