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In relapsing-remitting MS, you have unpredictable attacks, called exacerbations, where your symptoms suddenly get worse. These attacks take place over several days to weeks. After each attack, it can take weeks to months to recover all (or even just part) of your previous abilities.
1 Others experience numbness, loss of sensation, pain, visual disturbances and slowed reflexes. 2  These symptoms can be severe enough to make driving unsafe. 3  People who have relapsing/remitting MS may be unable to drive safely during relapses, while regaining full function as the exacerbation wanes. People with MS experience a wide variety of symptoms, many which have absolutely no effect on driving skills. 2  Most of us are able to drive safely. 3  Others experience numbness, loss of sensation, pain, visual disturbances and slowed reflexes.