The rebound phenomenon or Holmes’ Sign is the inability to react in order to check a movement when resistance is removed.
Often a painless and harmless amusement but, it could easily be different especially as it indicates a neurological problem underlying the issue.
A reflexive reaction from the thumb to tapping the nail of the third or fourth finger is known as Hoffman’s Sign and may be indicative of MS.
Hoffman’s Sign is one of the MS indicators I have never displayed, Is this the exception that proves the rule?
An inexplicable electric-shock sensation felt along the spine when the head is tilted forward is known as Lhermitte’s sign.
Also known as Barber’s Chair Sign this is an uncommon, in my experience, sensation that is peculiar more than debilitating.
Romberg’s Sign is not a symptom of MS but, is an indicator of that potential.
Loss of, or impaired, balance when the eyes are closed might indicate neurological problems that could be indicative of Multiple Sclerosis.
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