Pain
Is multiple sclerosis painful? Unfortunatey, yes. Pain related to MS can include musculoskeletal pain, neuropathic pain and tertiary pain. Despite pain from multiple sclerosis, it is possible to still live a fulfilling and joyful life. Learn the risk factors and symptoms to best co-exist with MS-related pain.
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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.…
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