I will definitely repost once I find out some more info from an MRI
Thank you both for the advance
you're welcome. And I should also add that we pride ourselves on dealing in facts and not fads. We like scientific evidence a lot but are open to new ideas. If you read it here you are pretty much assured it is going to be correct. We do a good job of staying on top of that. See you around!
Thank you for the positive remarks.
Its a breath of fresh air. Im glad I found this page
I'm glad you found us here - this is a very helpful and almost always friendly community . Everyone will go out of there way to help, especially people who are facing possible MS.
That said, let's get back to your question, MS is not an inherited disease, but you can be genetically predisposed to it if someone in your family also have MS. The symptoms you talk about could be neurological in nature, and have that neuro appointment is the best thing you can do. Be proactive to get some answers. Here's hoping the doctor can help - just a note of caution don't go in telling the doctor you think you have MS, let the neuro figure it out. Often if they hear you say it, they think you are just shopping for a diagnosis. Let the doctor lead in the exam and here's hoping you get some answers. best, Laura
ALSO, the pressure in my head feels as if someone is sitting on it. It lasts about 2mins and goes away. Comes back a few weeks later
Thank you , that is very reassuring. Im just so used to rude communities. Which is unfortunate.
My symptoms started approximately 2years ago before I had my two kids. It first started with severe migraines and fatigue. These were my mothers first signs, she didn't think anything of it for 7+ years. Her dx came after a fall from her imbalance. I saw a question posted on here about MS symptoms so I thought I'd ask for my own. Im not sure of any other symptoms to give you all.
It is unlikely that people will be rude to you here, just because it tends to be a nice community. Can you talk a bit more about the timeline of the symptoms you mention? That will help folks to give you better advice as to what to look for.
That said, it's truly impossible for anyone here to give an informed opinion of why might be going on for you, because we can't see you or talk to you face to face. BUT, I totally understand your concern and it's normal to want an answer sooner rather than later. I'm sorry that you're having symptoms and wish you the best.
- Jane