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Brain fog

Anyone else find it amusing when you do things or say things because of brain fog? Like today, I put the oven mitt in the dishwasher. And I once said “vibrating midget bird”, instead of hummingbird

Saint Ann, United States

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@sam93

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Having pain and which feels like a dead arm constantly. No idea if ms related? Spoke to Ms nurse and she's saying possible flair and have to do a test to check if I've had a water infection or have one coming to see if this has brought it on. Also alot more fatigue and brain fog and constant acheyness recently.New to this ms malarkey and my god it's confusing 😂

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@Whitters23

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Brain fog during intimate moments

Help! My partner knows of brain fog yet hates when I use it "as an excuse" when he asks, "What was i just saying" when he's telling me sonething intimate/petsonal about himself. I honestly am paying attention, but as soon as he asks that question, my memory goes completely blank! I couldn't even tel...

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@Dkgirl56

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What I do with brain fog

If I'm having a "wobbly" day where my brain doesn't co-operate and neither does my leg, I do competitions, quizzes, I read a lot and do crafts, and I've found that forcing myself to do these things whilst I'm sitting down and safe, I find that I get a lot done with very little effort and it makes th...

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@SamuelJS

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Brain Fog

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@Jmaqui

Brain fog, oops moments🤣

I went to my hospital appointment to see my MS consultant yesterday and we discussed medication side effects and cognitive issues. I take Amitriptyline 50mg at night and he suggested to reduce it or stop taking it as it causes tiredness, cognitive problems. Of course I will be monitored by the doc...

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@Mommy4nick03

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Hello everyone, I just have a question. I’m not sure if I have MS but I wanna talk to my doctor about it because I am in constant pain and I’m always extremely tired. I’ve tried taking vitamins and immune boosting supplements but nothing works. In 2007 I had a TIA stroke and was told I have three calcified areas on my brain and white matter change . I was also told I have fibromyalgia, but I don’t believe it. I am in constant pain and always tired, brain fog, trouble concentrating. Could it possibly be MS??

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@only1molly

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Brain fog or worse

Does anyone else have the worst brain fog? Ive always been a list maker. Now I make the list and forget where it is or forget to even make it. Then I'll find the pen and paper.

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@Yasmin91x

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