Every relapse is different. You may have a mild relapse one year and a more severe one the next year. With Relapsing-Remitting MS, your relapses may improve or get better over time. Your symptoms may end completely or you may be left with some of your symptoms. A relapse is a new symptoms that occur or old symptoms that worsen.
Relapses usually begin quickly.
There are many different symptoms you can have, such as numbness, weakness, vision changes, poor balance, fatigue. This type begins as relapsing-remitting MS but, after a while, there is a period of stability between relapses. You may still have relapses but symptoms will progress or slowly get worse between relapses. Primary Progressive People with this type of MS never have a relapse. Symptoms begin gradually and slowly worsen over time.