Multiple Sclerosis And My Symptoms

Hello!
I need advice since I have no health insurance at the moment. I have this doubled vision. I am afraid this could be connected to multiple sclerosis.
PLS, any advice!

Hey there,
I must disappoint you, but you will have to visit doctor. There is no way to be determined over web whether this is MS you are having.
As far as I can help, medical term for double vision is diplopia. You really need to get this checked with neurologist. I think you shall need to undergo MRI scan.
Sorry, I cannot tell you more, but I hope I helped at least a little.

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Hi. I am 27. My MOm had MS. I had double vision off and on for about two years. It comes and goes. The optitritian said is was just "eye migranes" due to stress. I was not stressed! I talked my family doc into ordering an Mri. There are plaques on my brian and I might just have MS. My neurologist appt is next week. You should be seen by a neuro and get an MRI. Good Luck.

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