What is an exacerbation of MS?

What does an MS attack feel like?

A feeling of numbness, tingling, or weakness in your arms or legs is one of the most common signs of MS. Other symptoms include weakness or pain in your limbs. Vision problems.

What causes MS exacerbation? An MS exacerbation could be triggered by infection. Viral, bacterial and fungal infections are possible triggers. People with MS may want to take steps to reduce their chance of infection. Vaccinations: Some vaccines can trigger an MS relapse.

You might also wonder, "How long does MS flare up?"

A flare-up can be characterized by one or more symptoms lasting for at most 24 hours, but can last up to weeks or even months. A flare must be up if the symptoms are specific to MS and not due any other factors such as infection. A remission period of at minimum 30 days separates two distinct flare-ups.

How can you tell if you have MS flares?

Symptoms and Treatments for Flare

1. Fatigue may increase
2. Tingling or numbness all over the body
3. Brain fog or difficulty thinking.
4. Muscle spasms.
5. Visual changes such as blurring and double vision.
6. Pain.
7. Tremors.
8. Balance problems grave.