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It happens very frequently and it's so hard to describe. Like I'm being injected it the head and I'm going extremely light headed, but only for a split second. Then it passes and will happen again in a few minutes, this can go on for and hour or so before it settles down. The only way I can describe it is if it happened for a longer amount of time I think I'd pass out. Does this sound familiar to anyone? It's hard to go to the doctor to help with something you can't describe.

November 11, 2019
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A MyMSTeam Member

My MS Nurse suggested that it is spasms in the brain, I think of it as a short circuit. It creates a deja vue experience for me and I feel sweaty and sick for a few seconds

November 11, 2019
A MyMSTeam Member

You might be getting new lesions tell your doctor I had that going on and I took a MRI I had developed new lesions so get that checked out ☹️

November 14, 2019
A MyMSTeam Member

Yes I get that too. I have a not good Dr though. And it happens laying down. Sometimes standing when already standing or just sitting up. My Dr ignores most of what I say. I have the worst insurance. So I just wonder why and deal with it. But I relate! 💗

November 13, 2019
A MyMSTeam Member

Hi it’s me again!
Forgot to say
I think they don’t really know what causes these strange sensations and all the specialists come up with their own theories to be honest and truthful😳🌸😇. I could be wrong - what do I know? I know this though I don’t feel right at the moment and never will but I’m not a pessimist and as they say - life goes on and there’s worse things happening in the world ......So go out there and enjoy life!! 🌺😘

November 12, 2019
A MyMSTeam Member

To be honest I’ve not had much help when I’ve seen the neurologist! I go once a year tell him what’s been going wrong etc and he sees me again the following year. Or I get a referral for something - just to tick the boxes I think. You see I don’t want disease modifying drugs so there’s not much to offer me I think - could be wrong.

November 12, 2019

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