Today, out of the blue, I noticed my pinky toe on my left foot and maybe the toe next to it are numb. This was the first noticeable sign of MS, that I passed off as a pinched nerve. It had gone away, and now it's back.
It's frustrating. It just makes me wonder what the medicine I am on--Rebif--is doing. I have had several distinct, albeit minor, episodes where a symptom appears, such as tingling and numbness, etc. Maybe my neuro is right--Rebif isn't working for me.
I think I have decided to go the Tysabri route, pending I can fund it. I'm pretty go-get-'em so I am optimistic. I need to set up my meeting with the neuro, but need to find a time when Brad can come along, since the neuro said that would be a good idea. I am thinking in the next couple of weeks.
Here's to hoping it ends with a numb toe and doesn't turn into anything else.
It's frustrating. It just makes me wonder what the medicine I am on--Rebif--is doing. I have had several distinct, albeit minor, episodes where a symptom appears, such as tingling and numbness, etc. Maybe my neuro is right--Rebif isn't working for me.
I think I have decided to go the Tysabri route, pending I can fund it. I'm pretty go-get-'em so I am optimistic. I need to set up my meeting with the neuro, but need to find a time when Brad can come along, since the neuro said that would be a good idea. I am thinking in the next couple of weeks.
Here's to hoping it ends with a numb toe and doesn't turn into anything else.
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