@peppergirl 

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peppergirl

new symptom

I was diagnosed in July 2017 after the second official relapse and been OK since. Started on Copaxone in March 2018. I've recently been experiencing intermittent pins and needles in my left hand. The tips of my thumb and two fingers are also numb. I don't know whether I should report this to my MS nurse? If this means that the MS is still active then I'd probably be open to trying a harder DMD now. I just don't know whether I would bother the MS nurse with this?
@Vixen

Hello @peppergirl. Definitely contact your nurse, not because this is alarming, but because you’ve only been diagnosed a year and still need to work out the difference between a flare-up, exacerbation, relapse, set-back etc. I am in the exact same boat, having been diagnosed nearly two years. In the beginning, I felt like I was on the phone to the nurse quite often. Now, if there is a flare up I don’t even bother because after the last episode I had, there were no new lesions or flare ups on the mri. At least if you call, it gets logged and over time, you and the professionals may he able to build up a pattern and begin to understand how your MS works. Hope this helps a little x 😊

@peppergirl

thanks @vixen i'll do that