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I got to thinking about this question and came up with this answer.......I don't know which symptoms I've never had because, well, I've never had them!
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When I saw Sally had responded to my post I just knew it was going to be "Idiot"......before I even saw it!
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The 2 'biggies' for me:

1. Mobility
2. Cognitive

I've not experienced difficulties with either of the above, and I'm truly blessed.

About 8-10 years following when my neurologist predicts my disease 'onset' occurred, I got slammed with Optic Neuritis.

My first MS related symptom I believe to have been attacks of Trigeminal Neuralgia (approximately the same time that neuro guessed the MS had started).
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Well I've never had total paralisis or blindness. Thank you Lord!!
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You know, for those of us who still see a neuro, this is a great way to think about what sxs are bothering us at the time of our visits...to see what others experience, and then compare and contrast to our experience, brings things into focus and then we can notate with certainty what is occuring in our bodies. Every time the neuro walks in and shakes my hand and asks, "How are you?" I say "fine."

DH then says, "baloney."

Reading through what many of you have experienced, as well as what you don't, gives me a clearer idea of what I am experiencing as MS...
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This is from Merck Manual. I thought it was much easier to do it this way. These are common symptoms of MS. I put in bold the ones that I have had. Wait, I saw how this looked when posted and changed it to bolding the symptoms I have NOT had. lol

Nerves (affecting sensation)
Numbness
Tingling
A reduced sense of touch
Pain or burning
Itching

Eyes
Double vision
Partial blindness and pain in one eye
Dim or blurred vision
Inability to see when looking straight ahead
Uncoordinated eye movements


Muscles and coordination
Weakness and clumsiness
Difficulty walking or maintaining balance
Tremor
Uncoordinated movements
Stiffness, unsteadiness, and unusual fatigue

Intestine and bladder
Problems controlling urination and bowel movements. (Of note, I have not experienced incontinence issues unless I have a cold or some type of virus. I actually have retention and get bladder spasms occasionally.)
Constipation

Mood
Mood swings
Inappropriate elation or giddiness

Depression
Inability to control emotions (for example, crying or laughing without reason)

Brain
Subtle or obvious mental impairment (Like many of us, I have a slow process now and a few other cognitive issues. Don't know if that is what they mean by mental impairment.)
Memory loss
Poor judgment
Inattention


Other
Dizziness or vertigo

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I didn't see Debilitating Fatigue on your list. Was one of my biggies, before LDN.
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I didn't see Debilitating Fatigue on your list. Was one of my biggies, before LDN.
You know what, it didn't. That's a biggie for a lot of us and I believe it is the number 1 reason many MSers have to leave the workforce. Guess I need to write to Merck.
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talked about stiffness too, but not muscle spasms... but similar stuff huh...

hugsss all... this is a great topic
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