Comments on: Does a “symptom” occuring when you have MS mean the same thing as you experiencing an “exacerbation?” http://managing-multiple-sclerosis.com/multiple-sclerosis-general/does-a-symptom-occuring-when-you-have-ms-mean-the-same-thing-as-you-experiencing-an-exacerbation-2 Wed, 30 Mar 2011 06:10:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: MisMischievous http://managing-multiple-sclerosis.com/multiple-sclerosis-general/does-a-symptom-occuring-when-you-have-ms-mean-the-same-thing-as-you-experiencing-an-exacerbation-2#comment-2601 MisMischievous Sun, 29 Nov 2009 03:08:10 +0000 http://managing-multiple-sclerosis.com/multiple-sclerosis-general/does-a-symptom-occuring-when-you-have-ms-mean-the-same-thing-as-you-experiencing-an-exacerbation-2#comment-2601 First off, let me say that it's great you are becoming educated on your condition. You would be surprised how many don't. While I am not an expert on MS, perhaps I can help a bit. Being newly diagnosised and now educating yourself, you are going to find all kinds of things that you may have missed in the past. Besides your doc, the MS organizations are probably your best sources of info, especially the message boards and chat rooms with others who have the condition. They either are or have been there and can offer support and suggestions. Any and all your questions will be welcome there and I'm sure you will find wonderful friends. http://www.msfacts.org/ As to your question....since you are newly diagnosis, it is best to report any new symptoms to your doctor. Various medications can be used to control different symptoms as they arise. You will become more familiar with your body, this condition, and the exacerbations, which hopefully will be few and far between for you. First off, let me say that it’s great you are becoming educated on your condition. You would be surprised how many don’t.

While I am not an expert on MS, perhaps I can help a bit. Being newly diagnosised and now educating yourself, you are going to find all kinds of things that you may have missed in the past. Besides your doc, the MS organizations are probably your best sources of info, especially the message boards and chat rooms with others who have the condition. They either are or have been there and can offer support and suggestions. Any and all your questions will be welcome there and I’m sure you will find wonderful friends.
http://www.msfacts.org/

As to your question….since you are newly diagnosis, it is best to report any new symptoms to your doctor. Various medications can be used to control different symptoms as they arise. You will become more familiar with your body, this condition, and the exacerbations, which hopefully will be few and far between for you.

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