Multiple sclerosis symptoms generally appear between the ages of 20 and 40. The onset of MS may be dramatic or so mild that a person doesn't even notice any symptoms until far later in the course of the disease.

The most common early symptoms of MS include:

• Tingling
• Numbness
• Loss of balance
• Weakness in one or more limbs
• Blurred or double vision

Less common symptoms of MS may include:

• Slurred speech
• Sudden onset of paralysis
• Lack of coordination
• Cognitive difficulties

As the disease progresses, other symptoms may include muscle spasms, .sensitivity to heat, fatigue, changes in thinking or perception, and sexual disturbances.

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Frequently Asked Questions about MS

1) What causes MS?
The cause of MS is still unknown, although there is a lot of speculation and research. MS could be the result of a common virus. Genetics may also be a factor, although MS is not directly inherited

2) How do I know if I have MS?
To be sure you have MS, you need a clinical diagnosis from a neurologist. The diagnosis is made based on medical history, symptoms, as well as the results of tests such as MRIs.

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