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Default Does MS cause kidney stones?
Why not? I already hava MS induced menopause, MS related issues from getting my tubes tied....

So my doc appt today was interesting. Gained 13 pounds in 2 weeks, 3 inches in my abdomen and a slew of other symptoms. And I finally headed in to my doc who finds glucose and protien in my urine. And he sent me in for ultrasounds (yes, plural!) and they are checking for kidney stones.

Does it ever flippin end with this dang disease??
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