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Old 05-11-2012, 06:29 AM #1
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having issues with the MS hug. its gotten quite a bit worse lately. I was taking ativan and it worked great, but have switched over to Klonopin at night so I can sleep. MD thinks I have a spinal lesions that has kicked this off.

What do YOU do for the hug?
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stretching exercises and baclofen. Sometimes I'll throw a little valium at the hug.
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I take baclofen. Stretching makes it worse for me. I also take amitriptyline to help with sleep.
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I don't know why but my HUG went away years ago and never came back (LDN?) I hated the hug..grrrrrr.

Feel better Dej. Pardon the .
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it seems to be worse when I lay down vs sitting up. is that weird? it really kicks off. I am wondering if its a spinal lesion, perhaps the body weight or position I am in pushes on it?
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