Last night when I was trying to go to sleep, it was hard for me to sleep. Took around 2-3 hours before I eventually did. One thing I noticed was my left leg trying to go to sleep itself - and no matter what position I tried laying in, it tried to go to sleep. Not sure if this is MS related or not. I was DXed back in early April with RRMS. Although I have MS, I have not experienced the numbness yet, so I didn't know if this was the start. My left leg now doesn't feel numb right now, but it does feel different than my right.

Hope it feels better for you. Could be MS related, who knows with this crazy disease. Sometimes, I try to not think that it's MS related, usually trying to find another explanation. Maybe, I have a pinched nerve and everything else I can to talk myself out of this terrible illness. But who knows. Lesions, plaster my brain. Must be MS, when I have this problem. Right now, it's my right leg that is numb. Thought maybe I moved something wrong at work, or bent down wrong with the kids. But, you know what, those lesions certainly block the way our CNS talks to the rest of our body. Must be, the numbness in my right leg, feels awful to touch,hard to describe.

I hate having Multiple Sclerosis. Must be affecting other areas of my life. Forget about myself trying to tell myself that it's everything else, but MS.

Time for me to find another neuro. I liked that other one I had, but I have my reasons...

my firstb ms attack presented as my right thigh feeling asleep and within a week i ended up on the floor for hours. good luck and be careful

Not my leg, but my half of my arm and two fingers went numb....I thought it was normal like when you sleep on it to long, but it is still quite numb today.... Has to be MS related and I'm not liking this at all.

Today while sitting at lunch, it started to become numb again, so I got up from the table and walked around to get the blood flowing. But it still feels really weird as of now...Not sure what to do at this point but wait?

Can your primary doctor do anything for you, while you wait, in between appointments to your neuro? Or can you get squeezed into your neuro's office, since it's lasted over 48 hours?