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mollieb posted:
I have multiple sclerosis now for over 7 years and I am able to walk and do things for myself so far. I feel llike I became ill last summer and I cant seem to get over it. I have had two MRI's over the past year.... as well as blood work done and the doctor can find nothing wrong with me. I have gained a lot of weight and don't seem to have any energy. Doctors have told me to walk and excercise but when I try to walk, I feel dizzy and nauseated, so I dont walk. And I have been likes this for months. I lay on the sofa with my laptop and watch tv most of the day. Does it make sense that I would be dizzy all the time? Is there a medical reason for it, or have I just become weakened by doing nothing. I am interested in any and all comments.
0 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:DizzinessI have multiple sclerosis now for over 7 years and I am able to walk and do things for myself so far. I feel llike I became ill last summer and I cant seem to get over it. I have had two MRI's over the past year.... as well as blood work done and the doctor can find nothing wrong with me. I have gained a lot of weight and don't seem to have any energy. Doctors have told me to walk and excercise but when I try to walk, I feel dizzy and nauseated, so I dont walk. And I have been likes this for months. I lay on the sofa with my laptop and watch tv most of the day. Does it make sense that I would be dizzy all the time? Is there a medical reason for it, or have I just become weakened by doing nothing. I am interested in any and all comments.
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