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April 8
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A MyMSTeam Member

Depending on how you treat flares, let your neurologist know. You can reduce the duration and the severity of a flair with steroids. Usually methypredisole for 3 days or 5 days IV, most effective, or oral. Neurologist should be notified so it can be documented as it could be important in the future.

April 9
A MyMSTeam Member

You will learn what a flare is with time and experience. It can range from just feeling "off" to something more physical like a new limp or the whole side of your face going numb, It is different for everyone almost every single time. It needs to last more than a day.

April 9
A MyMSTeam Member

@A MyMSTeam Member sorry that no one is listening to you. What are you feeling and for how long? Have you been to your primary care doctor and neurologist?

April 9
A MyMSTeam Member

This MS is a invisible disease and so hard to explain to others. No one understands it seems like unless you have the disease. God bless 🙏 you with everything

April 9
A MyMSTeam Member

I don’t know, but I thought I had an infection or virus few times and it was nothing I just felt bad. I know that’s no help but you’re not alone

April 9

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