Numbness

• Many people with multiple sclerosis will experience a feeling of numbness or weakness, typically on one side of the body at a time or on the upper or lower part of the body. A tingling sensation or pain can also be a symptom of MS.
  
  

Vision Problems

• In some cases, multiple sclerosis can result in complete or partial blindness, usually in one eye at a time. Oftentimes this blindness will be accompanied by pain when moving the eye. Other vision problems that can be a sign of MS include blurred vision or seeing double.
  
  

Coordination

• A loss of coordination or difficulty moving as a person once did is a sign of multiple sclerosis. An unsteady gait or difficulty walking are among the most common mobility problems people with multiple sclerosis experience.
  
  

Fatigue

• About 80 percent of people with multiple sclerosis will develop fatigue as a symptom of the condition. In many cases, the fatigue can be extreme and can begin to interfere with a person's daily life.
  
  

Dizziness

• Another common MS symptom is dizziness or a feeling of being lightheaded or off-balance. In more rare cases, people with the disease may experience vertigo, a condition in which the surroundings feel as though they are spinning.
  
  

Other Symptoms

• Other common symptoms of multiple sclerosis include bowel and bladder dysfunction, a change in sexual ability, depression, emotional changes and muscle tremors. More rare symptoms include headaches, trouble swallowing, breathing trouble, speech problems, seizures, hearing loss and itching.