Are the symptoms of bad coordination, falling, tingling nerves, and difficulty walking signs of MS?
These symptoms are indeed very common in MS. It's important to know that only a doctor can confirm whether these are MS-related, but here's what's known about how MS can cause each of these: Tingling and Numbness
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Are the symptoms of bad coordination, falling, tingling nerves, and difficulty walking signs of MS?
These symptoms are indeed very common in MS. It's important to know that only a doctor can confirm whether these are MS-related, but here's what's known about how MS can cause each of these: Tingling and Numbness
MS can damage the protective coating around nerves, which often causes tingling, burning, or numbness — especially in the hands and feet. As one MyMSTeam member shared, "I need to be careful because I've burnt and cut my fingers, and I don't feel it."
Coordination and Balance Problems
Up to 80% of people with MS experience some degree of impaired coordination. This can make movements feel clumsy or unsteady, almost like being "drunk" on your feet.
Falling
Between 50% and 70% of people with MS report falling within any given 2–6 month period. Balance issues, dizziness, and muscle weakness all contribute to this.
Difficulty Walking
About 76% of MyMSTeam members report trouble walking. MS slows or disrupts nerve signals between the brain and body, making something as complex as walking much harder. These symptoms together are very much worth discussing with a neurologist as soon as possible. Getting a proper evaluation is the most important next step — don't wait on this one.
September 23
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