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Nerve pain is worse than natural childbirth pain. I don't have nerve pain with my MS (thank you God), but I had a roaring case of shingles on my head/face/mouth. The pain cannot be described, except to die would be a relief.

So Sorry for your pain..
I know what you mean about the terrible pain with shingles. I had them a few years ago and it's such a deep deep pain like someone is ripping your nerves out bit by bit. It was on my left arm. I still get nerve pain there, but not nearly as bad.
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