Question: For the past few months I've been having some sort of weird sensory symptoms. Symptoms like tingling in my face and head, and pins and needles feelings in both feet, some brain fog, a sort of warming sensation in my shoulders and neck at various times and in one hand, generalized fatigue and muscle pain, a bit of watery, blurry vision sometimes when I look to the side that clears upon blinking as well as periodic flashes of light, particularly against light backdrops; it''s a lot of little things really.

I've had a full neurological work up. No pappilodema or signs of raised intercranial pressure, no strength issues or balance issues. The neurologist treated me for migraines (of which I have a history of and a family history of complicated migraine) and said it was my choice to proceed with imaging if I wanted. (I've also recently had a ct scan of sinuses as I was getting pressure headaches which is what lead me to the neurologist to begin with).

My question is, does this sound like the possibility of ms? I know the symptoms are quite varied and this is sometimes hard to diagnose. The tingling in hands and feet does not generally last long but it is not positional dependent. The longest episode I've had had been about 10 minutes but this could happen many times over the course of the day. No other movement issues or paralysis or inability to use limbs, etc.