I do not know the ins and outs of MS, but I do know a little bit. If members of your family have it, there is a greater genetic susceptibility that you may develop it although MS is not directly inherited. There are also several environmental factors that may cause MS.
It is a possibility that you may have the beginning symptoms of MS. The diagnosis process must be very frustrating because you have to go through several tests to rule out other conditions and diseases that mimic MS. The most common tests used are MRI's, lumbar punctures, and evoked potential tests. There are certain 'requirements' that must be met to be diagnosed with MS. You must have at least 2 lesions appear on the MRI from your spinal cord and/or brain, and you must have had at least two distinct episodic flareups. It may take a long time before you are actually diagnosed. And sometimes the evidence of MS does not show up until you have actually had the disease for some time. So be patient and continue living your life!
I hope this post helped, and good luck with everything!