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Old 05-15-2013, 08:57 PM #1
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Poll Where is your pain?
I'm curious as to where everyone's pain is. The majority of my pain is in my hips and low back.
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Bottom of feet. Bad. All the time.

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Legs and back, due to spasticity...
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Hips, legs, and hands. I have a new relationship with Baclofen......
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i have very bad generalized muscle pain that includes legs, neck, etc.
it can move around to different parts of my body.
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Calves, thighs, ankles, and lower back from spasms. Burning in upper arms and hands. I also get terrible pressure and pain in my head at times, but not as often.
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For me it would probably be easier to say where it doesnt hurt. Lately tho, its decided to settle in my ribs, between the shoulder blades, legs and lower lumbar spine area. Spastisity is a @#!%**!! Really sux because my meds aren't working for it
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Toes, feet, legs, ribcage
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