Brief Answer:
I would need some info from you.

Detailed Answer:
hi,

Welcome to Health Care Magic,

I am Dr.Muhammad XXXXXXX I have read your message and will try to help you in best possible way.

I would like you to give me some more info in this regard.

Here i will ask you some questions to guide our conversation


1) When were you diagnosed having multiple sclerosis

2) What is your age...

3) do you know the type of MS?

4) What meds are you taking?

5) What do your doctors say about condition?

6) Since when you are having these complaints?

7) Were these gradual or sudden to start?

8) Are they increasing or decreasing in intensity?

9) Have you been sleeping at night lately?

Waiting for your input.

Dr.Muhammad XXXXXXX

Resident M.D.

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Brief Answer:
Have to rule out if it ain't a relapse.

Detailed Answer:

Hi,

Thnaks for writing back,

I apologize for the reply being delayed, had to get in contact with a neurologist to discuss the case so that I could come up with a better response , more helpful for you.

My opinion:

After reading your history and description of symptoms there the following possibilities:

1) Anxiety:

It might be your anxiety about your disease exagerating the symptoms.

2) Acute exacerbation of MS:

These symptoms are also quite characteristic of MS relapse, as I can not examine you or run labs on you so I will suggest you to visit a facility even an ER would do, if you can't get immediate appointment, if their neurologist on call thinks its MS, just one steroid shot will relieve your symptoms big time.

3) Drug adverse effects:

This can be adverse effect of drugs you are using , although you are using them for quite a long time so this possibility seems remote.


END NOTE:

Here I want to assure you that this does seem to be a controllable issue if it's anxiety an anxiolytic pill will do, if this is relapse a steroid shot will do , it is least likely the drug, even if it is, it can be corrected.

But for that i will suggest you to visit your doctor. To make sure there is no serious issue.

The neurologist I talked to said it's common to get relapses in relapsing remitting type of MS, we can control it easily.

You can also post your query in our "Ask a specialist " panel and chose "neurologist" as speciality , you can directly discuss with neurologist if you can not get in contact immediately with your neurologist, which indeed is preferred.

Hope I have answered your query. If you have any further questions I will be happy to help if not then don't forget to close the discussion and rate it.
Wishing you good health !!


Regards.

Dr.Muhammad Ahmad.

Resident M.D.

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Brief Answer:
It's good to know that you are better.

Detailed Answer:
Hi,

Thanks for writing back,

Its a pleasure to know that you are feeling well,

that is why i mentioned drug side effects as one possible cause though it wss unlikely because you have been taking it for quite some time.

But as you took overdose so drug toxicity became the prime suspect.

Relapses for different people present differently so I mentioned it as a concern.

It was my pleasure to be able to help you.

Stay blessed and please take doses according to prescription this will only help you.

Stay blessed.

Dr.Ahmad

Resident M.D.

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