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Old 06-13-2008, 10:31 PM
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Thanks Erin, I'll have to see if we have them in Canada too . . . I suppose we probably do.

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Originally Posted by Desinie View Post
I've had a few UTI'S before without the normal symptoms of burning or pain with urination because of having neurogenic bladder secondary to the MS ( I have urgency and frequency often, without having a UTI). Instead, I noticed an increase in MS symptoms, just as you described.
Sounds like we've been ridin' in the same leaky boat, Desinie. I've had several UTI's before, but normally I'd get some pain/burning, significant hesitancy, frequency, incontinence, discoloration. I guess if I think about it, I did have a few indicators this time, but clearly none of them registered in my brain. It was the MS symptoms escalating over a week or more that triggered the brain into action.

Cindy, I should know better . . . but have always ignored my medical stuff as long as possible. It would probably pay to be more vocal about sudden changes, cause at least someone would kick my @$$ when I need it.

Good advice too, karilann. No news IS good news (re: your MRI). That is great stability after 5 yrs . . . whatever CRAB you are using seems to be doing what it should.

Cherie
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