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Oh yikes!!! I hope all turns out well with your testing. Keeping a journal, as NurseNancy mentioned, is an excellent idea and will be really helpful to you.

The rib pain could be the MS hug. It is not a nice hug. I don't like it at all. Write down what you experience in your symptom log with that as well.

Definitely let us know how you are doing.
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