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Table 1. Common Symptoms Associated with Multiple Sclerosis

Visual: Blurred Vision, Double Vision, Nystagmus, Decrease Night Vision, Constrast Difficulty

Cerebral: Memory Loss, Cognitive Deficits, Depression, Mood Disorders

Brainstem: Trigeminal Neuralgia, Swallowing Difficulty, Sensory Numbness & Tingling Loss of Proprioception, Loss of Position Sense, Vibration Loss, Abnormal Sensation

Bowel & Bladder: Urgency, Hesitancy, Incontinence, Constipation

Pyramidal: Muscle Weakness, Paresthesia, Loss of Motor Coordination, Paralysis, Spasticity

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