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One symptom of spasticity is spasms, but not everyone with spasticity has a hard time with the "charlie horse-type" spasms. I have a few times, but the spasticity pain symptoms I've experienced most often are usually quite different then that.
For me, the spasticity usually gets both limbs (arms &/or legs) at the same time, and can feel like: - a dull ache, like a tooth ache - the meat being pulled off my bones - "cold to the bones" ache sensation (very painful) - like my tendons are being taxed to the max (very painful) - muscle stiffness - small little twitches (spasms) under the skin, but don't hurt I don't do much exercises when I am in the midst of an attack (that usually includes severe spasticity), but I do a lot of stretching exercises when I am not. I have often worn braces at night when it is really bad, so that I don't contort my limbs in weird ways. Antidepressants can help somewhat, but LDN has been my ticket to almost complete relief from this symptom. Cherie
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