How come when you over do it when you have ms at the end of the night i am really sore and have black and blues mark
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Q: why do you feel sore at the end of night and have black and blues mark
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5/11/09 1:50am
Greetings!
I think most of us can sympathize with the soreness and rolling from side to side, using pillows under the knees, etc. ANYTHING to get a good night's rest...
BUT, as for the black and blue marks, I think you should consult your doc about that. I don't think bruising is a typical MS symptom. It could indicate something as off-the-wall as night terrors (in which you might injure yourself), or something as complex as a platelet problem or a clotting problem with your blood. It could be many different things, but your doctor should be made aware.
Let us know what the doc says. Best wishes!!!
Becky/Wake me when it's over
5/11/09 1:51am
Greetings!
I think most of us can sympathize with the soreness and rolling from side to side, using pillows under the knees, etc. ANYTHING to get a good night's rest...
BUT, as for the black and blue marks, I think you should consult your doc about that. I don't think bruising is a typical MS symptom. It could indicate something as off-the-wall as night terrors (in which you might injure yourself), or something as complex as a platelet problem or a clotting problem with your blood, or it could be something as simple as a vitamin deficiency. It could be many different things, but your doctor should be made aware.
Let us know what the doc says. Best wishes!!!
Becky/Wake me when it's over
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Hi Becky/Wake me when it's over --
I also have bruises because I am either bumping into walls, doors, and chairs ....or reaching for them as I lose my balance to keep from falling. I'd rather be black and blue than fall.
As for getting a good night's rest, I sleep better when my bowels are empty. Otherwise, a full bowel puts pressure on my bladder and I feel like I have to get up pee - so I get up every hour and sleepwalk to the bathroom.... yet *very* little comes out.
I know that upping one's vitamin C intake is often recommended for bruising. Check with your doc first and see what he/she thinks about what taking vit. C supplements can do for you.
Hope this helps somehow...
Heidi