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Step 1
Look for visual symptoms such as loss of vision (in one eye initially), double vision, abnormal eye movements or blurred vision.
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Step 2
Note the motor symptoms such as weak muscles, paralysis, problematic posture, speech-related problems, dysfunctional reflexes, spasticity, tiredness and difficulty in leg movements.
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Step 3
Consider the bowel, sexual and bladder movements. There is frequent urge to pass urine, constipation, failure in sexual activities, impotence or premature ejaculation.
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Step 4
See the sensory system symptoms. These include numbness of body parts and facial pain.
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Step 5
Know the cognitive symptoms. Anxiety, loss of memory, decrease of judgmental ability, reduction in attention span, depression, mood swings are some of the symptoms.
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Step 6
Observe the symptoms affecting coordination and balance of the body. Vertigo, ataxia irregular limb movements, shaking of hands or body and so on are some symptoms.
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Step 7
Find other symptoms such as sleep disorder, loss of hearing, esophagus related problems, Babinski’s reflex, epilepsy and so on.
