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@Monicas777 

Monicas777

I have had MS for 10 years. I have been a little sluggish and the fatigue comes and have been mobile. I have been working part time, cook, clean all at my pace of course. Every time my Ocrevus is due I go kinda downhill and feel a lil off than usual. This time I have had more fatigue, I have a little weakness in one leg so I kinda bounce whe I walk. I have jolts that happen at night. My whole body jumps and my muscles contract feeling body aches next day. My question is can you go from being kinda normal to suddenly writhing a matter of 2-3 weeks be completely different as you knew?

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