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How the symptoms of multiple sclerosis affect my hands
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How the symptoms of multiple sclerosis affect my hands
For columnist Leigh Anne Nelson, multiple sclerosis has resulted in numbness, tingling, and a lack of coordination in her hands.
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When my MS symptoms first became noticeable, it was mainly with my right foot. When it started to affect the other foot I thought, “I don’t like this, but as long as I keep full use of my hands and eyes I’ll be okay”.
Naturally that’s where MS went next.
I miss my dexterity. I could tie the smallest knots with suture material, was a sight to behold with a knife in the kitchen, and could see excellent at night. Now I see double every time I get the least bit fatigued and my hands struggled to pick up a dropped item.
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