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02-08-2008, 06:08 PM
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Has your doctor said anything to you about it?
I have some atrophy in both of my calf muscles but my doc says it is normal due to the progression of my MS. I have weekly deep tissue massage which is considered passive exercise to alleviate some of the atrophy. When I can, I walk as much as possible but the muscles have deteriorated over time. If you are concerned about it, I would definitely talk to your doctor about it.
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