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Old 05-07-2013, 09:09 AM #2
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It can be just one of many possible embarrassing symptoms of MS. For me it was bowel incontinence at night. I slept in adult diapers for a year at least, til I felt it was past.

Urinary incontinence is easier to deal with, IMO. Check with your neuro, but you might need to see a urologist. As for almost everything these days, there's a med for that!
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