Q. Do fatigue, tremors, slurred speech and delay in processing suggest multiple sclerosis?

Hello doctor,

I am a 36-year-old mother of three BMI of 27, no ongoing medication, and had a history of bouts of thyroiditis but stable for the last six months. My question is, could the symptoms below be multiple sclerosis (MS), and should I get tested for this?

I have been suffering from fatigue for over seven years now. Any physical exertion completely wipes me out, no matter how small it may be, such as walking upstairs. I have no energy, and I am exhausted. My general practitioner told me it is the children making me tired, but this is not the case. All blood test results are normal. No vitamin or any deficiencies showed. In addition, I have been getting pins and needles or numb patches sporadically on my hands and feet, sometimes on my top lip too.

I also have a tremor in my hands, and during my last pregnancy (about one year ago), I had an episode of slurred speech and inability to speak. This was thought to be a transient ischemic attack (TIA), but tests seemed it was more likely a migraine with aura. I feel that when I read the work, there is a delay in actually processing what I have read. I recognize the word, but it takes a while to remember it. The final symptom is hearing loss one-sided, a virus may have caused this, but I saw it could also be a symptom of MS.