Progressive relapsing multiple sclerosis
Progressive relapsing multiple sclerosis (MS) is a rare form of MS that causes steady damage to nerves when symptoms first appear and continues to cause progressive worsening. Relapses (disease flare-ups) occur, followed by full or partial recovery, but nerve damage continues and symptoms become increasingly disabling.
Symptoms of MS include:
- Weakness, leg dragging, and stiffness.
- Blurred, foggy, or hazy vision.
- Tingling, a pins-and-needles sensation, and numbness.
There is no cure for MS.
Current as of: December 3, 2024