text: Vision-Related Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms\n\nBlurred vision or double vision (diplopia) \nLoss of vision in one eye \nPain when moving one eye \nMoving or “jumping” field of vision \nAppearance of numerous or new “floaters” in one or both eyes \n\nIrregular Sensations as Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms\n\nDysesthesia, or altered sensations, such as itching, burning, or pins and needles \nElectrical shock sensations in the neck and spine \nParesthesia or pain \nNumbness or tingling \nWeakness in an arm or leg \nFeeling heavy \nLoss of strength anywhere in the body \nDizziness or vertigo \nTightness around the chest \n\nMobility-Related Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms\n\nPoor balance or staggering \nDevelopment of a limp or dragging foot \nParalysis \n\nInvoluntary Reactions as Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms\n\nSeizures \nTremors \nSpasticity \nBabinski reflex \nOther Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms\nHeadaches \nCognitive impairments \nDepression \nChanges in handwriting \nFatigue \nSlurred speech \nBladder or bowel problems \nSexual difficulties