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@Cynthialee7165 

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Relapsing ms

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@skylerchantel 

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progressive relapsing ms

So I was reading my neurologist report on my last visit and instead of rrms he used the name progressive relapsing ms. So just a question cause Google just makes it harder to make sense of, what exactly is that? And anyone here have that diagnosis?
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@bebe0814 

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New here with Relapsing MS

Hello everyone. Got diagnosed with Relapsing MS. Does anyone have issues with their body parts not wanting to move. Explain. For some reason my right elbow is stiff and hurt. I can't have it fully straightened or when I try to reach something shooting pain. Or in the mornings when I wake up I can'...
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@jennybarbiems 

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What is the difference between Relapsing MS and Remitting/Relapsing? Just looking at the new DMT and it’s only for Relapsing. I have RRMS is there a difference?

Chicago, United States
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@natalieaf 

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natalieaf

Hey I was diagnosed with MS last September I had no physical symptoms but had been under the eye hospital for years with inflammation behind both eyes a new doctor sent me for an MRI which lead me to a neurologist and a diagnosis Ive never had physical symptoms but theres been things in my past like belspalsy that they believe was MS episode for the past week I've been woke. In the night with pins and needles in my hands and lower arms I'm not sure if I'm sleeping funny or it's connected to my remmiting and relapsing MS has anyone else experiences this ?

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@sandraohare 

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sandraohare

Relapsing ms

Hi I am in remission with my relausing ms, is anyone else?
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@lindamarshall 

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i have officially been diagnosed with the relapsing ms

so i have the lesions in my brain aswell as my spine ik starting treatment tomorrow and hopefully i can go home. im getting tysarbi have people had good results with this? thankyou for any advice you can give
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@Nora107 

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My Journey With Relapsing Multiple Sclerosis: I Am Still Fighting ❤️🦋

Living with relapsing multiple sclerosis (MS) has taught me that strength doesn’t always mean being okay. Sometimes, strength means getting out of bed when your body feels heavy, smiling when your heart feels tired, and choosing to keep going even when the future feels uncertain. There are days whe...
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Still Hanging On

Living with relapsing MS is a battle no one truly sees. Some days are harder than others, but I’m still here, taking it one day at a time. Tired, scared, but still hanging on. ❤️‍🩹
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@lisajane 

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Medication

So, I have never taken any medication for relapsing MS. After nearly 20 years after being diagnosed, I have been prescribed amantadine. Am not decided and after reading about the possible side effects I am a bit reluctant. Does anyone take it and do the benefits outweigh any possible side effects?
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