Multiple Sclerosis (MS) - please introduce yourself
Let's talk about living with multiple sclerosis.
As Community Director of Connect and moderator of the Brain & Nervous System group, I noticed that several people were talking about MS, but those discussions were scattered throughout the community. I thought I would start this discussion to bring us all together in one place.
Grab a cup of tea, or beverage of you choice, and let's chat. Why not start by introducing yourself?
Interested in more discussions like this? Go to the Brain & Nervous System Support Group.
My PCP recommended I see my neurologist in regards to my fatigue. They tried the CPAP and it made it worse where I was falling asleep during the day. My appointment with my neurologist is at the end of August.
Have you had brain MRI
I had one in 2015 that found 7 periventricular lesions. Then another December 2018 that found one additional small punctate lesion on right parietal lobe.
Hi, my name is Michelle
Hi Michelle I'm Kevin I have chairi!
Hello, @mlk1956 - welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect. Glad you connected with @duke77.
Do you have a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (MS), or are you undergoing testing to determine if you have MS?
Just back from my appointment. No lesions on my cervical spine so that's some good news. My inner ear is also in good shape.
I have been diagnosed with Ataxia.
Doc says the signals from my brain to my limbs are not working correctly but they do not know why.
Glad you are getting some answers, @bumble81. Here's a thread specifically on ataxia you may be interested in is https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/ataxia-1.
Thanks. The Ataxia is just a symptom, I do not have the disease fortunately.
@ bumble81
How is the Ataxia manifesting itself? Have they told you the cause?
Jake