Common / Rare or Mysterious / other - SYMPTOMS of Multiple Sclerosis

Common Symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

There are over 50 signs and symptoms linked with multiple sclerosis (MS). Your symptoms will vary in their duration, severity and treatment.

• Bladder Dysfunction
• Tremor
• Numbness and Tingling as a Symptom of MS
• Optic Neuritis as a Symptom of MS
• Erectile Dsyfunction as a Symptom of MS

• Vertigo as a Symptom of Multiple Sclerosis
• Loss of Proprioception in MS
• Fatigue and Multiple Sclerosis
• Depression and Multiple Sclerosis
• Heat Intolerance and Multiple Sclerosis

Mysterious or Rare Symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis

Some MS symptoms are so strange or vague that doctors routinely misdiagnose them or ignore patients' complaints, leading to frustration and delayed diagnosis. Other symptoms occur infrequently, and doctors are simply not used to seeing them or treating them and patients may not know that they are linked to their MS.

• The "MS Hug"
• Involuntary Emotional Expression Disorder (Pseudobulbar Affect)
• Trigeminal Neuralgia, Tic Doloreux, Severe Facial Pain
• Why Are My Pupils Different Sizes Sometimes?

MS Symptoms That Are Often Overlooked or Misdiagnosed

Even after a person is diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS), certain symptoms are often not taken seriously or people are told that these problems "could not possibly be related to their MS" - even by their neurologist or treating physician. Be assured that the following are very real symptoms of MS.

• Headaches as a Symptom of MS
• Problems Swallowing as a Symptom of MS
• Constipation as a Symptom of MS
• Respiratory Problems and Coughing as a Symptom of MS

Understanding Your Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Symptoms

Multiple sclerosis (MS) has a wide range of symptoms and signs. From cognitive difficulties to problems controlling muscles, MS can have an effect on almost any body system. By knowing the symptoms you can more actively manage your MS.

• MS Symptoms and Signs Overview
• Keep an MS Symptom Log
• How to Talk to Your Doctor About Pain
• Ask Your Friends About Your Symptoms

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source: ms.about.com

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