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duttin
06-10-2006, 06:19 PM
I am new to the diagnosis of MS , but not the symptoms.I need help figuring out if I'm headed for an attack or not.

I was fine this morning but after an afternoon nap I have complete numbness on the outside of my legs from the knee's down on both sides and my right heel is numb.My first 2 fingers on both hands are numb.They are numb!!! I took a pin and poked the sights,didn't feel a thing even when it bled.

I seen my neurologist yesterday and all was fine.He increased the baclofen from 5 mgs 3 x a day to 10mgs 4x a day and work up to 30 mgs 4 x a day and the zanaflex from 4 mgs to 8mgs 4 x a day and the quinine 325 mgs to 2 x a day instead of once. SPACTICITY IS OUT OF CONTROL!!!!

I called his answering service and there response was go to the ER!!!!Not a good night for that,going to a cook out to celebrate the announcement of my new grandchild thats do in FEB.My first grandbaby.Boy am I excited.

I do not care for the neuro on call,he's a jerk.If it persist then maybe.
Is this an attack or just lingering from the last attack 6 months ago.I have primary progressive ms and currently not on MS meds as neuro don't think they'll help.

Prayers to all

Toni

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lilc
06-11-2006, 10:05 AM
Toni, sorry I didn't check board last night, hope the cookout went alright.
I can only tell you that my numbness comes and goes, can just pop up out of nowhere, and can go away just as suddenly. But I do notice that when I'm feeling stressed SOMEthing always goes numb!
If its still there today, call somebody!

duttin
06-11-2006, 12:56 PM
Lilc,

Cookout was great,didn't stay long,usually stay to help pick up.

Numbness is still here and now in both hands,really off balance.

I have no stress,all is well for a change.

Talked to Neuro's answering service,I can go to ER or wait till neuro is in his office tomorrow.

Toni





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