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A member asked:
3 months - on and off tingly hands, lightheadness, tight right knee, floaters in eyes, hands fall asleep at night, brain mri completely normal - ppms?
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PPMS: No - these are not the symptoms of PPMS, but you could have some knee soreness, and carpal tunnel syndrome. Tell your providers about your symptoms, let them help you take care of them.
Answered 11/28/2017
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