Signs of Multiple Sclerosis
Signs of Multiple Sclerosis vary depending on the patient, how long they have had the disease and how well they are responding to treatment. Sometimes early signs can go unnoticed or mistaken for another physical condition. Numbness, tingling, pain or tremors in various body parts or on different sides of the body are common early signs of MS.
Double vision, blurry vision, lack of balance and coordination, or partial or full loss of vision also often occurs in patients with MS. Fatigue and dizziness are also signs of MS, but are such broad symptoms that they may be overlooked, especially in the early stages, unless a physician who is experienced in compiling symptoms for MS is able to detect it.
Double vision, blurry vision, lack of balance and coordination, or partial or full loss of vision also often occurs in patients with MS. Fatigue and dizziness are also signs of MS, but are such broad symptoms that they may be overlooked, especially in the early stages, unless a physician who is experienced in compiling symptoms for MS is able to detect it.