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What type of MS do you have?
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progressive
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Actually I can think of at least two more types: benign and relapsing secondary progressive. And some people would say there are as many types of MS as theee are people with MS.
MyraMartin
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I have Primary Progressive MS. How many others have it?
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I need to learn more about secodary progresive MS thins went down hill fast 2 years ago and i no longer drive.
Ive been told you still have remmision. IS THIS TRUE?
Regards Jamie 56 and still fighting.
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I have Secondary Progressive Relapsing
PetrenaB
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I have Primary Progressive
Fallgallinda
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I have just been told that my relapsing remitting MS has progressed to secondary progressive. My consultant has stopped my Copaxone prescriptions, I am gutted
bouncy321
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I have secondary progressive with relapses
Michelle47
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I have relapse remitting ms I get flare ups off iritis in my eyes, suffer chronic back pain and severe headaches which last 3/4 days has anyone else got these symptoms any tips on how anyone controls these? I'm wondering has diet got an affect on ms symptoms?
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The main thing I am getting from people is that with MS we all have different symptoms? These seem to be mild and slowly creep up and increase in severity.At the moment I can't identify a pattern to the problems I have,they seem to have a mind of their own.
Some of the disabilities I have is what I would call muscle spasms mainly in my legs but in the last 3 weeks I've had these in my chest,they have happened twice so far.
I suppose we have no choice other than seeing what will develop over the weeks and months ahead.
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I have secondary progressive i had a brain stem relapse 2 years ago and i now have BIG problems with my swallowing ,speech, balance, fatigue,my walking,memory and concentrate
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There are three different types of MS:
1. Relapsing remitting MS - RRMS
2. Primary profressive MS - PPMS
3. Secondary progressive MS - SPMS
What type is your MS? How did you find out about your type? What tests did you have to do to determine it?
Don't hesitate to share and get to know other people suffering with exactly the same condition as you!