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Yes, it does make sense as these symptoms can be related to multiple sclerosis (MS). Back pain may result from musculoskeletal issues or nerve damage caused by MS. Nausea can stem from dizziness, vertigo, or medication side effects. Leg weakness or "jelly legs" can occur due to fatigue, heat sensitivity, or an MS relapse Show Full Answer
That was my first symptoms, esp my left leg giving out like hyperextension, thank goodness for physio, I have gain balance and mobility, even though my left leg is still weaker (drop foot), than the right, but at least I can walk with a cane. Heat and fatigue very common.
I would go to my doctor's office and ask them.
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Omg yes Ms Kimberly! I’m now trying to pay attention cause the legs twitch the nights , I do pass out if I don’t get to the ground now! And then u can’t lift a muscle, well I see you and I get it , I’ll call it phuckery !! Cause that’s what it does!
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