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What are some difficulties a person with multiple sclerosis would have?
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Can vary: Classical presentations include visual loss in one eye, gait imbalance or incoordination, leg weakness, but additional problems could include fatigue, cognitive loss, numbness, tingling, pain, electrical sensations on flexing neck, bowel and bladder issues.
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