Which are the symptoms of Transverse myelitis?

Muscle and nerve damage pain

Well every symptom is Extreme for me with transverse I suffer from paralysis with relapses three times in 12 years each time lasting a couple of years or more before I improve some. Torture of every nerve in my body feeling like it's on fire and I'm being electrocuted 24 hours a day period every muscle in my body contorts in Charlie Horse spasms, banding in every joint and around rib cage. Every joint has been destroyed from gating issues during the times I was able to walk with a walker or cane. The inability to regulate temperature and extreme sensitivity to temperature changes, weather is also a huge Factor barometer changes wreak havoc in the body along with extreme temperature changes therefore climate control and steadiness is very important . In addition my spine developed DDD as well as stenosis of the lumbar and branch of spine. In July 2016 I severed my third relapse and have been in a wheelchair full time since. Physical therapy and occupational therapy are very important although in my state through Medicaid issued me eight sessions of physical therapy and occupational therapy, that's it for the year. I've been unable to work for many years I carried one job for a total of eight month part time but had to leave due to my health I was falling all the time. I developed MS symptoms 6 months prior to my TM on set and I have 2 m/s markers but not for for a full diagnosis only partial in 2010 that happened in 2013 I developed lupus two markers of inflammation and I suffer from it attacking the joints as well as a butterfly rash. I have struggled to do research I fired many of doctors who did not know what they were doing or know much about the disease. You work with a pain management specialist as my pain levels over the years who gotten worse but I also have fluctuated the lowest I've ever been since Contracting to him was at 3 and that was during the time that I am was it about 80% recovery my typical pain level is between 7 and 10 on a perfect day I missed 6 and I and on more medication vitamin therapy homeopathic remedies all in combination but if I'm unable to drive because I cannot function on the amount of medication I have to be on just to survive.

Chronic Fatigue and Pain

Loss of control over bladder and bowels.

The stiffnes and clonus are the hardest symptoms for me. Both make walking hard and eventually will degrade your hair.

For me it's the 24/7 pain which stops me from doing every day things.

neuropathy damage and symptoms

Paralysis, and incontinence

Paralysis being unable to get out of bed or walk

Pain, trouble with urinating and pooping, moving the body like before TM.

Pain and muscle weakness.
Also bowel and bladder problems

Numbness and the tingling in your hands fingers foot toes the burning of legs and holding water in your ankles not being able to run or jump any more

Neuropathy, paralyzed on left side , bladder and bowel dysfunctions.

Paralysis, bladder and bowel incontinence, pain

Pain, paralysis, nerve damage, tingling, numbers, tightness and banding,

Paralysis, muscle weakness, bowel and bladder dysfunction, and fatigue.

Banding (girdling) about the torso makes breathing very difficult but for me, nerve pain has been the hardest to deal with.

Pins and needles, numbness, loss of of sensory and motor function, paralysis, sexual dysfuntion, bowel and bladder dysfunction, solid joints, feet, hands, paraplegia, respiratory failure.

Obviously tnose with the most life limiting effects.

Burning pain in my legs, inability to keep moving anymore, must take frequent breaks

If I could get rid of any symptoms of Transverse Myelitis it would be in my case, walking difficulties and bowel/bladder/sexual dysfunction.

The primary symptom is numbness from the waist down, including the legs as well as the bowels and bladder.

Effects on mobility, which can be extremely varied and wide-reaching. For example, some people experience paralysis, from the waist or neck down. Others experience partial paralysis, difficulties with balance, gait, muscle tone and strength; unusual sensations - pins and needles buzzing etc. How someone is affected depends on where the legions and damage to their spine/myelin sheath have occurred. Following an MRI your consultant/neuro should be able to tell you which sections of your vertebrae have been affected.

Paralysis, incontinence I would get rid of the incontinence FIRST the old saying " once an adult twice a child" is soo true.

The first sign of the onset of TM I think is the inability to pee. Then your legs are very weak and then paralysis.

Pain in the area below the site of the spinal blood clot, Also weakness, paresthesia, paralysis, bowel and/or urinary incontinence are are accompanying symptoms.