Individual MS stories can actually be more confusing than helpful when your in limbo, no two pwMS experience the same combination of symptoms but the disease basics in the way MS lesion damage works doesn't change and as i mentioned, symmetrical and in all peripheral limbs are red flags pointing away from neurological conditions like MS.
Neurological conditions like MS isn't the type of condition that would cause a symmetrical pattern or present in all peripheral limbs. Unilateral (one side) is a typical presentation suggestive/consistent with MS, bilateral (both sides) in either upper 'or' lower limbs can definitely happen with MS but it's not typical.
Sensory symptoms presenting in both upper and lower limbs and or a symmetrical pattern is not suggestive/consistent with conditions like MS, so all the other potential causes it would be suggestive/consistent with would be higher on the list. The post below provides a very easy to read explanation that you might find helpful..
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Multiple-Sclerosis/What-Kinds-of-Symptoms-Dont-Sound-Like-MS/show/856407
Hope that helps......JJ