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I believe I have this right, older onset MS is called Primary Progressive. I am 52, I started having sensory symptoms a year and 4 mo. ago. A bee sting like sensation from head to toe every 30 seconds. Followed by all kinds of other odd sensations: wormey electrical feelings mostly in leg & arm, buzzing in feet. No loss of sensation just positive ones. My walking & gait is ok. Neuro put me on Gabapentin, helped somewhat, still have many to this day though. I had an MRI and a Spinal Tap said all was ok. I am not convinced being that I still have symptoms plus additional sensations than I started with to this day.
Can anyone shed any light on these being signs of older onset MS? Are these two test always an indicator or could they prove not to be? Any help would be appreciated. Feeling very frightened and upset. Thank You. |
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