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Ok so here's the story . My great-grandma had ALS , but sadly passed away 2 years ago . My aunt is 21 and she just found out a couple of days ago that she has MS . I am kind of concerned because I have very similar symptoms as her . For example i get :
I am not sure if ALS and MS are hereditaryHereditary amyloidosis Pseudohypoparathyroidism , but i am thinking that they are . Soon i will be visiting the doctor to see if i could possibly have MS . I just wasn't sure if i could have it or not . Also i read on the internet that MS had something to deal with your vision . It also said that it could cause pain behind your eyes . Is this true because my eyes hurt a lot and I'm not sure if this could be caused by it . But i need your opinion if I could have MS or not . Thank you for your time .
Your symptoms are really not specific, this means that they don't really point out to anything, and I understand your concern that this might be MS. Other possible causes would include deficiencies in micronutrients such as vitamin B and stress. MS and ALS may indeed be hereditaryHereditary amyloidosis Pseudohypoparathyroidism and I agree with your plan to take this to your doctor and possibly be worked up for the above conditions.
Your symptoms are really not specific, this means that they don't really point out to anything, and I understand your concern that this might be MS. Other possible causes would include deficiencies in micronutrients such as vitamin B and stress. MS and ALS may indeed be hereditary and I agree with your plan to take this to your doctor and possibly be worked up for the above conditions.
Take care and God bless.