Numbness
Because multiple sclerosis attacks the nerves of the brain and spine, also known as the central nervous system, you are bound to get odd sensations and numbness throughout the entire body. Once signals are blocked and can no longer be sent to certain regions of the body, you might experience numbness.
Numbness and tingling in the extremities is one of the first warning signs of multiple sclerosis. The tingling is said to feel like electrical shocks that are rather painful and will feel as if it is traveling or radiating throughout the head and spine. If you suddenly develop numbness or tingling in the face, legs, arms, and fingers, you should seek medical attention as soon as possible.
