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@Ritz 

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Ritz

May 2021: First episode of optic neuritis, diagnosed as Clinically Isolated Syndrome (CIS).May 2026: Second episode of optic neuritis, leading to a diagnosis of Relapsing-Remitting Multiple Sclerosis (RRMS).April 2026: Changed jobs, experiencing increased stress and long working hours.August 2026: Started Ocrelizumab (Ocrevus) DMT via injection.Current symptoms: Increased neuropathic pain and stiffness, along with a feeling of slight heaviness in my right arm.My concerns: Could these symptoms be related to MS activity, stress, or the effects of Ocrelizumab? How long does Ocrelizumab take to become effective, and should I be concerned about the worsening neuropathic pain and right-arm heaviness?

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@Heavan_angel 

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Relapsing-remitting

So since I found a new and trust worthy dr I hope, I’m changing my infusion to ocerveus? Is that a good one? He says it’s for Relapsing-remitting ms, I honestly don’t even know what that means 😭
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@mrym4444 

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Best exercise to stop the symptoms of relapsing Remitting multiple sclerosis

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@MarthaL 

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MarthaL

MS Relapsing Remitting

I was diagnosed in 2005. I have relapsing remitting MS. I was in and out of the hospital quite frequently the first 3 to 5 years maybe. Have brain, neck and spine lesions. I am currently on a Aubagio and have been for the past 5 years. I have my ups and downs since my diagnosis. Just reaching out to...
Las Animas, United States
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@bcoon 

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bcoon

I have relapsing remitting ms and was told I’d probably never be walking again….

But…. Guess what I’m walking and working!!! I’m a tow truck driver I work 5 days a week… 10 1/2 hours a day!!! I get fatigued every single day but vitamin b12 is amazing for me…
White Lake, United States
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@kay422 

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kay422

Relapsing/remitting

Has anyone had burning/stabbing sensation on your spine strong enough that it prevents you from standing straight up? Any one with lesions on your spine? What were your symptoms?
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@lilyindigo 

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Anyone start with relapsing remitting and now?

Having issues with drop foot..I've had to use a walker for stability and strenth..getting a brace for my left leg...and an Orthodontics...I'm having a hard time accepting this next stage...I've always been very strong and have gone through alot..but for some reason this is really bothering me...caus...
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@KenyaeMS 

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KenyaeMS

MS Relapsing Remitting

Losing my balance is the worst when it happens. I try to stay home and mind my business. Ocrevus has helped a lot.
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@jellysheep 

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HRT and Relapsing Remitting MS

I was wondering if anyone here has started on HRT in their mid 40s and found it helped with MS symptoms at all, along with other things (please feel free to share 'other things' if you are comfortable as I have read HRT can help with issues such as loss of libido and with pain and dryness you-know-w...
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@Cealey-may 

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Cealey-may

Relapsing remitting

Hi I hope everyone is well, I have a random question, does anyone know if it is safe to use an electric sander?
Cheltenham, UK
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