I've been gone for here for a long time. Most of my MS-like symptoms have waned, just as they did last year in the fall after a long summer. I also met someone recently who told me he had to stop taking Wellbutrin (which I'm on) because it gave him tremors (which I have) and made his legs unsteady when he walked down stairs (which just started happening to me--the scariest 'symptom' I've had besides the double vision). So maybe that's an explanation?
Anyway, besides the tingly feet and occasional wallop of a dizzy spell that comes out of nowhere, last night I was hit with a KILLER pain in my right eye. It lasted over an hour (I took a Percocet leftover from a root canal I had a while back) and it felt exactly like a bad toothache, but in my eye instead of a tooth: it would throb, build, build, build, and then feel like--well, an unbearable toothache--for minutes and then get slightly better, and then repeat the cycle. My vision didn't go blurry and my sense of color seemed to be the same as in my left eye, so I'm guessing this wasn't an attack of ON...but does it sound familiar to anyone? A simple migraine, maybe? I've never felt anything like it in my eye. When I had my eyes checked by a neuro-ophthamologist a couple of months ago, he said that I have congenital nerve crowding and something unusual about the optic disc, but that none of it was 'worrisome.' Is it related?
Ugh. I don't know. I just called in sick to work because I slept in, I'm pretty sure because of the Percocet (duh). But thank God I had it; otherwise, I might have plucked my eyeball out. It was that bad.
:-((