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Hi, recently I have been asked by two different docs how long has my head leaned to the right? I went for tests, this doc asked me how long my body has been leaning to the right side?? I've never noticed, no one has told me. Is there anyone else that has a problem of their bodies leaning towards one side? Thanx, ur feedback would be helpful.

February 20, 2014
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No two cases of MS are the same - your plaques are not in the same places of your central nervous system. My plaques may affect my frontal lobe and my cognitive skills, balance is controlled by your cerebellum. Breathing is controlled at the C1-3 area of your spinal column. MS is not concerned where it hurts you, but it doesn't hurt you where it's hurt me.

February 20, 2014
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I just found out that I have 2 bulging disks and spine curves to the right. I wondered if it was due to the ms walk or just another problem on the table but doc isn't sure.

February 23, 2014
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I often list to the right especially when I get up at night to use the bathroom. Have to hang on to walls. Some days I have "drunk walking."

February 23, 2014
A MyMSTeam Member

I can deal with it, guess I'm just going to have to practice walking straight with my head held high! Lol

February 21, 2014
A MyMSTeam Member

I haven't had that problem, but did have two different doctors last year tell me I had a lazy eye. I have never had a "lazy eye" in my life. Turns out they were talking about the eye lid on my left eye. I never noticed it. Now when I look back in pictures, I've always had a lazy eye LID. . Let them do their tests to rule anything out and if it's not bothering you, than live on. Good Luck to you!

February 21, 2014

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