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Relapsing-remitting MS (RRMS) symptoms can be grouped into several main categories:

Sensory Changes
- Vision problems (loss of vision, double vision, eye pain)
- Heat sensitivity on skin
- Numbness, especially in feet
- Tingling in arms, legs, back, and head Motor Symptoms:
- Balance difficulties
- Coordination problems
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Relapsing-remitting MS (RRMS) symptoms can be grouped into several main categories:

Sensory Changes:
- Vision problems (loss of vision, double vision, eye pain)
- Heat sensitivity on skin
- Numbness, especially in feet
- Tingling in arms, legs, back, and head Motor Symptoms:
- Balance difficulties
- Coordination problems
- Muscle stiffness and spasticity
- Bladder and bowel problems

Cognitive and Emotional Changes:
- Memory problems
- Difficulty thinking clearly
- Problems processing information
- Anxiety and depression
- Fatigue (affecting about 80% of people with MS) It's important to note that symptoms can vary significantly between individuals - no two people experience exactly the same combination of symptoms. Symptoms typically appear during relapses and may improve or disappear during periods of remission.

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Relapsing-Remitting MS (RRMS) Symptoms