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Old 04-06-2011, 02:47 PM #7
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That's exactly what its like! Like when I swallow my body is really confused on where its supposed to send the swallowed item! So is this just a weird thing the human body does, or is it a symptom of MS?

I'm of the opinion that it is an MS related thing. I never had this problem before MS. And I don't have trouble with it all the time. But, not knowing when I might "forget" how to swallow I'm extra careful each time I eat.
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