MS sympton?
 

Hello there, just trying this out and I wanted to drop a question in here. I have been dxed with MS for just over 3 years. I had an intial MRI, CT, the dye the whole works. I have since had maybe one MRI, with no dye, and I think, maybe one with the dye. However, I know it has been more than a year since either of them was done. I have noticed lately that the pains in the left side of my head and face have come back, Along with massive fatigue and muscle tightness in my legs and buttocks. :( Today I noticed that my left cheek feels extremely hot and looking in the mirror it is red. Can this be from MS? I noticed it has happened many time but nothing really particular brings it on, and it goes away. Not sure what is going on. :confused: Anyone ever have this happen?

I see my regular doc on Tuesday, so any idea's would help!

Thanks!

Welcome to the forum DSalivenwell21. :)

I'm sorry about the MS and the new symptom, but I'm glad you found us. :hug:

I haven't had that symptom but maybe somebody else will see your post and have some ideas.

This is a great forum with lots of nice people. I hope you'll make some friends and learn some new things as well. Take care.

Thanks! This looks like a place I was a long time ago, but not sure if it's the same. I have noticed the heat and redness for about a month now, and it seems to go along with other symptoms that have popped up. Thanks for the reply and i'll be around.

Hi,

I don't know if this is very hepful, as i haven't been dx'd with MS (but have some symptoms of) - but one of my feet will sometimes be red and hot while the other is cool and normal.

I know 'burning' is an MS sensory symptom.

I hope this helps a bit!

Most of the new symptoms you mentioned sound like MS one's, but I haven't heard of flushed skin as a symptom of MS.

Perhaps you have some sort of infection, and if so, that would explain your MS symptoms flaring up too.

I would go see my GP about the cheek redness, and mention the attack symptoms that are going on at the same time.

Cherie

Hi, Dsa, Welcome to NeuroTalk..:)