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Multiple
Sclerosis Symptoms
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Symptoms
of Multiple Sclerosis
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What are the Symptoms of
Multiple Sclerosis?
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The symptoms of multiple
sclerosis are varied and can occur suddenly, then disappear again just
as quickly. There are no specific sets of symptoms applicable to any
of the
types of multiple sclerosis.
Additionally, symptoms of multiple sclerosis tend to vary
considerably from one person to another and also to be distant in time;
in other words, a symptom may exist early on during the disease progression
but never reappear, or it may recur many weeks, months or years later.
As well as a range of different physical symptoms, multiple
sclerosis can also cause a wide variety of mental and emotional disturbances.
While there is no set of symptoms
which can be applied to each individual who suffers from multiple sclerosis,
there are symptoms which are more common than others and therefore
can be used to generalize the types of symptom that are experienced. |
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Common Early Symptoms of
Multiple Sclerosis
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The symptoms described in the
table above may be permanent, or they may vanish as suddenly
as they appeared. The majority of people who have multiple sclerosis
will have the relapsing remitting form of the disease and therefore
any symptoms which do set in may disappear during the remission stage.
For those who progress, whether earlier in the disease course, or
much later, any disabilities or difficulties experienced tend to accumulate
over episodes separated by time.
In other words, during one exacerbation, a symptom such as foot drop
may occur then disappear. At a future stage, foot drop may set in but
this time, be permanent.
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Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis
(ms) is the most common, disabling, neurological condition, to
affect young adults in the world today.
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