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Default Tiredness & symptoms

Can being overtired (having consecutive late nights) and or/stress cause symtom/s to come on really mildly for 1, 2 or even for up to 4 days in between major flare ups?

(I have no dx of anything and confised about my sx.
Seeing neuro tomorrow)

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I am not too sure but, with me it takes stress and heat for me to feel some of my old symptoms to come back. After a little bit( hours to days) they go away. It is mainly affects my eye sight in my left eye.

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The short answer is yes..

Tell us how it went at your Neuro Appt.
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Thanks Sally and Sue.
Will keep you posted!
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I saw the neuro yesterday.
She doesn't think it's MS becuase this last 2 week long flare up of sx wasn't as bad as it was 2 years ago, and it doesn't fit the 'typical pattern of MS'.
Shes has no idea what it is, but I'm so glad she didnt fob me off and say it's stress.
She said we've done all the tests possible (2 years ago) but she's redoing a brain MRI just to be sure, but as it's not urgent, I couldn't get an appt until August 16th!
Otherwise she said to try taking electroltes (sp?) (like Powerade) daily for a month, as it could be an inbalance?? (she admitted to just taking a guess on that one.)

Frustrating, and I hope she's right and that MRI is clear!!

waiting waiting....
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HaHaHa!! I looked to see where you live, when I saw you say "fob me off" LMHO!!
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Otherwise she said to try taking electroltes (sp?) (like Powerade) daily for a month, as it could be an inbalance?? (she admitted to just taking a guess on that one.)
Hi Freesia38,

There is no reason why your neuro should be guessing if you have an electrolite imbalance...she can run blood work to check
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