(If you don’t want to use your real name, why not make up a nickname by the way - it’s not so impersonal as having to call someone “Anon”)
If you have distinct “bouts” from which you recover - to a greater OR lesser degree - then almost certainly it would be relapsing remitting. Recovery does not have to be perfect for it still to be considered this type. Most people find there is (unfortunately) some accumulation of disability from repeated relapses, so still having symptoms, even whilst not obviously relapsing, isn’t at all unusual, and doesn’t rule out an RRMS diagnosis. It’s a popular myth that people with RRMS are “absolutely fine” between relapses - and for a few, this will be true.
But it’s much more common for people still to have symptoms, even when not relapsing. They may feel much better than before, but still not completely well.
Your neurologist will be able to tell you which form of MS you have, going by your history and tests that she/he would order. But I agree with Tina in what she has said.
Hi anon - yes neuro will decide. If it is relapsing remitting Nd you have had 2 “bouts” then you should qualify for DMDs - this is really really important to push for if necessary - you may not have to push tho if decent neuro . They slow disease progression and reduce relapses. Many available - there is a ms decisions website which will guide you through them. Sorry I’m talking rubbish as I’ve just retread your post and you say you’re not diagnosed. So I would shout for a diagnosis and make a nuisance of yourself until you get one Hope you are feeling better soon Gentle hugs Min xx