MS may worsen over time and we also age over time, so it would seem that MS may worsen as you age.
There are different types of MS and everyone's MS is different, so there are some people in wheelchairs in their 20s (and even younger) but not all of them necessarily stay in the wheelchairs.
I agree with the community members' comments, that it would make sense to speak with your neurologist about your particular situation.
be well,
Lulu
I had my first attack at the age of twenty eight and remained asymtomatic until the age of thirty six.
By then I was chronic and went from walking to wheelchair in two years.
I am forty nine now and very slowed down.
I recommend that you and your doc discuss the reality of aging and MS. It may be time to make changes to meds ect.
Good luck!
WAF
t2 weighed and flair demonstrate focu of increased t2 signal in the white pericallosal white matter of the left lobe that measure 6mm, there isa tiny mm focus of the increase signal of the right pericallosal white matter.
I'm 47 year old male. I don't return to my neuro for two weeks, I had bad headaches that & my eye turned red.
From what I have read to date this may be age related or just the start of demyelinating disease.
The side effects that I think I have is that I feel light headed & fine myself grabbing for handrails more and more.
Could I have anyone's thoughts? What do think is going on I was told if the results were bad I would receive a call,