There is pain in multiple sclerosis, with several categories that can be acute or chronic. My last article discussed neuropathic pain. Today, I am going to talk about details specific to musculoskeletal pain.
Our musculoskeletal system -- bones, muscles, connective tissues -- provides our bodies with stability and movement. Musculoskeletal pain, also known as nociceptive pain, can seriously affect our well-being. Nociceptors are free nerve endings that detect stimuli and interpret them as...
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