I have a new symptom of my MS and I'm wondering if it will

Hi did you see my message from earlier?

I am diagnosed with MS yes. No medication at present but the MS nurses are visiting me on Friday to discuss treatment options.

Here's my diagnosis letter

Here's the text of the letter (easier to read):

Diagnosis:
Multiple Sclerosis (MRI scan of head with gadolinium, shows numerous
periventricular and subcortical lesions, x1 callosal lesion, a lesion within
the right middle cerebellar peduncle with some contrast enhancement,
MRI scan of whole spine shows a lesion at C1 and C6/7 (3.5 cm long), no
CF examined).
This 38 year old gentleman was referred on from Hereford County Hospital. He has a past
history of tonsillectomy, adenoidectomy, myringoplasty x2 and whiplash injury in 2004. He
recently had 5 days of Methylprednisolone 500mg once daily orally.
Without preceding pyrexial illness, about three weeks ago, the patient developed
paraesthesiae and a wet sensation from his toes up to the umbilicus, including the perineum
This came on over several days. There was no involvement of the upper limbs but the
patient describes Lhermitte's phenomenon. His balance and sphincters have not been
affected. He has developed some pain in the lower parts of both legs. He has no past history
of optic neuritis. He has noticed some improvement following on from the steroids. The
patient does not drive.
Detailed neurological examination today revealed only some mild weakness of hip flexion
to 4+/5 bilaterally. Vibration sensation was lost to the ankles bilaterally. I reviewed his
imaging, which is outlined above.
I have explained to the patient that he has Multiple Sclerosis but have tried to emphasise
that his symptoms should respond to the oral steroids, although I probably would have
opted for intravenous Methylprednisolone, given the choice. Although he has had only a
single attack, he has a relatively high lesion load and should therefore be put forward for
disease modifying therapy. The patient has consented for me to refer him to Dr Gordon
Mazibrada, Consultant Neurologist with a particular interest in MS at Spire Parkway
Hospital in Solihull. I will refer him to our MS Specialist Nurses at Hereford Countv

I'm just wondering if you know my recent spasticity symptom is will go away or not?

OK so that should treat the spast

spasticity*?

Thanks

it will return to normal function with the meds?

Great to know. Thanks for your help.