the only time my face drooped is when I had belspalsey (sp?). That was before I knew I had MS, but with steroids it went away. I never heard that MS can make your face droop.
that is great that it went away for you!

My face drooped some when I had a mild stroke a few years ago. It did get better with the help of steroids. Now my problem is that my left cheek gets bright red and feels like someone is holding a hot iron just an inch from my face. You can even feel the heat when you touch my cheek. I hope the Tysabri fixes it when I start on it after giving birth. It's just so uncomfortable.

Yes! That did happen to me.I had forgotten.Must have lifted.I'm going to go check,LOL.One pupil has remained egg shaped,but i seem to be the only one that seems to notice.

It was one of my first symptoms. Well, one of the first that led me to the doctor. Drooping face, slurred speech, and numb on my whole left side.

My Mom's dog had bit me in the head a couple weeks prior and I had a tetanus shot, that's most likely what brought it on for me that time.

I had had symptoms before, but fleeting. Falling, vision, dizziness, etc, but they had all resolved quickly. The drooping did not.

After treatment with steroids it went away in about a month.

No, my face never drooped, but before I knew I had MS, was when I had my first exacerbation.
That's when my face & my left side went numb and they thought I was having a heart attack.
While waiting for EMT my friend (who use to work emt) and I kept looking in the mirror with me making myself smile to see if I still had muscle control and I did.
Then it went on from there.

yes, it actually felt like it was drooping on the inside, does anyone know what I'm talking about?

That happens to me all the time Michandtro! I so get it. Can't be seen on the outside though so no one believes me when it happens.
Grrrrrrrr....

Jaynie

Thank-you Jaynie, now I know this really happens, noone believed me either. Thanks so much for telling me

Will begin by saying forgive me.

No, don't think this ever happened.
Do you think I could blame my less than perky boobs on MS?

I just want something besides age to blame it on . . . even if it's MS.

err lets c now...looking in greys anamonty...

yes siree miss lila seems.. seems like boobs do have nerves...call yahoo health news..i personally have decided..

MS DOES CAUSE DROOPY BOOBS!!...YER HEARD IT HERE FIRST

Gosh, wonder up anyone got that news on their Yahoo alerts?

Does anyone one if a boob job needed to MS is covered by ins?

Ooops, does anyone know if . . .

Yes Michandtro, from the inside it does actually feel like your face is on the floor. If I have a relapse my face is the first that is affected.
So I usually do the mirror test to see if I still have muscle control.
It is a weird feeling though, especially around the eyes.

I've had several episodes where the muscles on the left side of my face literally "drew up", like in a severe muscle spasm. They lasted for several minutes. It scared me...thought I was having a stroke! My husband swore that there for awhile, one side of my face was "drooping." He even asked one of my neuro's if he thought it was. Neuro said no...husband said he still thought it looked different. I've also had many episodes where I can not talk...like my "articulators" (tongue, lips, jaw, mouth) refuse to cooperate. I also have a lot of "burning sensations" on my face and both cheeks. Do any of you...who've had this "droopy face" symptom experience the burning?
~Tonya

When ever I have a flare or even tired my right eye closes to a slit & left side of mouth droops. It goes away eventually.