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Default Pattern of relapses

Hi,
I have no Dx, but ms-type symptoms for 4 months now.

the first 'relapse' was for 8 weeks, then I was ok for 4 weeks.

This time around it's been 8 weeks so far, but getting worse this last week. - really worse. Really having trouble walking, worse pins and needles, and my arm is numb again and it all started with an episode of maybe an 'MS hug', that ended me up in hospital. (first time i've had this type of chest/rib pain).

My question is, IF this is MS, can this be a 'typical' pattern, of "worse", then "not so worse", then "really worse" all within 8 weeks??

The neuro is also testing for myasthenia gravis. results not back yet.

Thanks,
Michelle
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