Season change and MS symptoms
Does the change of seasons affect your MS symptoms? I know that the actual seasons affect symptoms like the heat of summer or the cold of winter but I mean the transition between the seasons. I’ve had a tough time with my walking lately and with fatigue. My physical therapist says season change. I found this article online http://tamingmultiplesclerosis.com/multiplesclerosis-seasonchangesarticle.html.
Usually I feel effects of season changes maybe from winter to spring. It’s unusual for me to feel this way from hot to colder weather. I can tolerate cold much better. I usually celebrate when I feel the chill in the air come and I know summer has ended. This year maybe my symptoms aren’t celebrating so much. I have to be honest, my symptoms are getting worse despite being on Ocrevus. Walking is getting more and more difficult. Maybe this year I just notice it more because I was hoping the cooler weather would make my symptoms better and it hasn’t.
Since where I live in New York is still having some warmish weather, I guess I can see if anything improved. Right now it’s 65 degrees but it will go back into the 70’s again. I can’t control the weather anymore than I can control my MS.
Does season changes affect you?
2 thoughts on “Season change and MS symptoms”
The change from winter to spring or summer to fall does not. The only thing that really kicks my butt is heat and humidity. Those hot, sticky summer days are brutal
Yeah those kill me too but the change from winter to spring sometimes messes me up.