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Old 12-21-2010, 11:43 PM #1
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Default muscle spasms/cramps in tongue?

Anyone ever have this? Totally new symptom for me if its caused by the MS. Starts for no apparent reason and can last for 10-45 minutes. Very painful to say the least!Feels like my tongue kinda rolls back and gets a cramp..I can workd the cramps outta my legs but gee, hard to get hold of my tongue to work out the spasms! oh how I hate MS!!
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