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3. Balance

As that multiple sclerosis can interrupt the signals that run between the spinal cord and the brain, this could definitely affect a child’s balance. This imbalance may also lead to benign positional vertigo, which is an issue with the inner ear that leads to vertigo. This may lead to feelings of dizziness and a definite increase in overall balance. A person might feel extremely dizzy when going up and down steps or when standing on a curb. A child may also become overly clumsy for no apparent reason. If these symptoms occur, it is best to try to note their progression, consulting a doctor if they do not lessen over time.

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