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Numbness on my left side

I am 29 years old and was diagnosed with MS in June of

last year. I was doing well until May of this year.

My balance has took a turn and I don't know what to

do. I am unable to shop; or get a job because my left

leg is almost like being paralized. I can walk but my

left leg always drags. When I do too

much on it I start getting real weak. I need to know

what I can do to make this try to make situation

better.

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Hi Colleen,

You have to realize that those drugs are not going to help you much.

WHile they may cover a few symptoms all the root causes I mentioned in

my first post are still there. You will actually continue to get worse

and worse if you don't start to address some of the underlying causes

soon.

You say your diet is regular but I am not sure how good or bad that

is.Most people who have MS have bowel issues and lots of allergy type

problems associated with foods. Eliminating things like dairy, grains,

sugars is a good place to start. Getting rid of processed foods and

eating for fresh raw things is a good place to start. Getting on some

good digestive aids that will help get the bowels moving better as the

drugs tend to slow the bowels and or even stop them. I know you probably

would like to just take a pill and have your legs quit wobbling but

thats not going to happen. Are you willling to start to make some

changes in your habits?? Have you also see a chiropractor or some type

body worker to help make sure spine is aligned and no nerves are being

pinched? This is also important.

Colleen Mack wrote:

>I have been on Rebif; I just stopped taking it and I

>am now on Copaxone. My diet is reguler. I have not

>changed my diet as of yet.

>--- " Kindscher (Charter) "

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