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I’m not on any DMT’s. I tried taking Ocrevus and had a horrible reaction to that ended up in the hospital for a night. So currently I am just taking NAD plus and glutathione as well as tirzipatide. I have a history of diabetes insipidus, as well as glaucoma.

September 29 (edited)
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A MyMSTeam Member

Sorry for your loss I hope you are ok, yes stress can exasperate MS symptoms being unsteady on your feet and shaky, and also high anxiety can cause shaking of the hands, body, dizziness, heart palpitations and nausea.

I hope it eases of for you soon xx

September 30
A MyMSTeam Member

So sorry for your loss @A MyMSTeam Member 💜 Stress can exacerbate symptoms, including feeling unsteady and shaky. Take care 🤗

September 30
A MyMSTeam Member

Yes, it's normal to be shaky and unsteady with MS, esp. when it worsens your gait, the tingling is more profound and the lesions and other nervous system damage worsens.

September 30
A MyMSTeam Member

Sorry for your loss, @A MyMSTeam Member!

September 29
A MyMSTeam Member

Prayers 🤗

September 29

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