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Old 02-28-2019, 05:58 PM #3
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Kitty I have had it when I get the MS hug. Nothing helps when I have the hug. My worst one was before I diagnosed.

Does it feel like there a band around your chest?

Question is it around the new drug your on?

If it continues I would call primary and nero. Have you team help you.

I hope it goes away.

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