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Old 05-18-2007, 12:51 PM #2
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Hello!

I just was wondering, if you or someone you know has MS, what are your/ their symptoms?

Do any involve circulatory problems/ skin color changes?

Thanks in advance!
Hey, I've learned that anything can be a symptom of MS, but I haven't heard of those particular sx being a part of MS.

It doesn't hurt to ask though. Welcome and thanks for the question.
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