One of my early symptoms was Pseudobulbar Affect (PBA).
"If you have pseudobulbar affect you'll experience emotions normally, but you'll sometimes express them in an exaggerated or inappropriate way. As a result, the condition can be embarrassing and disruptive to your daily life." - From the link below
Here is the link to some info about Pseudobulbar Affect (PBA):
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/...
I know what you mean Joanne. The laughing can just slide into crying.
When it hits, my hubby will ask, "why are you crying?". I'll just say " I have no idea". He has learned why. On the flip side he says that if he were on stage at a comedy club and I was in the audience when one of those episodes hits, he could be seen as the best comic ever.
I used to tell everyone it was because I was happy. I couldn't control it and though it wasn't frequent ..it was embarrassing at inappropriate times . I have not had that issue for years.
I am one that has always cried for no reason at all. This has happened since I was a small child
Oh Yes this has happened to Me quite a bit. It even wakes Me up some times where I am Laughing so hard. I can cry for no reason at all or Laugh for no reason at all.
Does Any One Have Pseudobulbar Affect And Could It Be Connected With MS