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Old 07-22-2009, 04:31 PM #1
Notaclue Notaclue is offline
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Default Advice/help...?

I for sure have fatigue and am familiar with that but the past few days I have had "spells" if you will where I just can't keep my eyes open! They don't last long, maybe a minute or two and then I will be just fine for 20 minutes or even hours. I don't really feel it in my body per se -not heavy or weak- if that makes any sense. I have had them in the morning and at night.
I am new to MS and my neuro doc is out of town and well just hate going in if it is unrelated. I don't mind going in but don't want to run in every time there is the slightest change in my body-it is a rocky road he warned me.

Has anyone had symptoms like this? Sorry but this is all so new to me, online info is not too specific and doc said lots of variation.
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