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@Rhossili 

23 Jun 2025 12:58Last reply 23 Jun 2025 20:07

Rhossili

UK Civil Service - Medical Retirement

Hi all. I'm approaching 60, have RRMS and I've been struggling with worsening fatigue for nine years. I think I'm coming towards the end of my useful life as a technical computer bloke. I'm very lucky to work for the UK government who treat me well, but I need to start looking at the options for Med...
Swansea, United Kingdom
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@jmac95 

22 Jun 2025 17:24Last reply 22 Jun 2025 18:02

jmac95

Has anyone experienced any hearing issues?

I’ve noticed my hearing in one ear not be as good, my left ear, which is also the side of my body that went completely numb a few months ago from head to toe. I can’t keep up in conversations in groups, can’t hear on the phone properly and even struggle sometimes with just one person talking. I’ve b...
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@kshitz 

19 Jun 2025 22:50Last reply 20 Jun 2025 04:45

kshitz

Hello dear friends, I’m wondering if you could share your experience if it’s related to your experience. I have been in MS for 20 years, recently I got married at the age of 44. My spouse is 33. I have ED so using viagra, My spouse wants baby but it’s not working. Also due to viagra is there any birth defects on the child? please advise and share your experience and ideas in this matter. Thank you

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@Rajkumar 

19 Jun 2025 17:23

Rajkumar

Question

Does anybody experienced a feelings like a needle poking around the leg (from knee to toe ) while walking
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@Susan23 

19 Jun 2025 16:04Last reply 19 Jun 2025 21:47

Susan23

How I Reversed My MS Symptoms with Herbal Treatment”

I’ve been living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) for quite some time, and for years, I struggled to find lasting relief or stability. Medications helped manage some symptoms, but flare ups, fatigue, and neurological discomfort would always return sometimes worse than before. It left me feeling drained,...
St James's, United Kingdom
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@matin 

19 Jun 2025 13:03Last reply 19 Jun 2025 13:56

matin

How I Managed My MS Symptoms with Herbal Medicine"

I’ve been living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) for quite some time, and for years, I struggled to find lasting relief or stability. Medications helped manage some symptoms, but flare-ups, fatigue, and neurological discomfort would always return sometimes worse than before. It left me feeling drained,...
St James's, United Kingdom
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@Joeytx361 

18 Jun 2025 05:55Last reply 20 Jun 2025 14:12

Joeytx361

Fatigue

I was wondering if anyone has any tips on how to explain fatigue to family or loved ones. To me, the kind of fatigue I experience is different than "normal fatigue" the responses I get from those that are close to me is, "yes, I am tired and in pain too" or "you are just getting okder" or " you seem...
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@olimpiasilver 

18 Jun 2025 04:11

olimpiasilver

Snow Rider 3D

Today, we’re taking you on a frosty, adrenaline-pumping journey with one of the coolest and most exhilarating mobile games out there — Snow Rider 3D! Whether you’re a thrill seeker, a snowboarding fanatic, or just looking for a fun, fast-paced game to pass the time, Snow Rider 3D promises to deliver...
Kathmandu, Nepal

@petrina43 

18 Jun 2025 02:28Last reply 18 Jun 2025 23:01

petrina43

Heat

Does anyone else experience or suffer from heat? Like for me if I get to warm, I tend to either throw up or pass out. Just wondering
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@Flwatts 

17 Jun 2025 20:49Last reply 17 Jun 2025 21:41

Flwatts

Electric shock pains

Has anyone got any tips for electric shock type pains? I went to MS nurse who said they were struggling as their only nurse prescriber had retired. They couldn’t see my neurologist for two weeks so advised me to go to my GP for advice. I went to my GP who told me it’s specialist medication and needs...
Walkerith, United Kingdom
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