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Old 03-13-2008, 09:26 AM #4
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Count me in. If I have an increased in symptoms and I know that it is close to that time, I don't even worry about it as I know what is causing the symptoms.

I have found that taking ibuprofen everyday before my period helps with the increase of MS related symptoms as well. I only take 400 mg during that time and it really has helped me out a lot.

As for the foggy feeling, I call it water in the brain because for me that's what it feels like. The ibuprofen helps with this as well.
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