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Old 05-04-2008, 12:56 PM #1
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Would muscle spasticity which causes painful muscle cramps be motor or sensory? Or both?
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Would muscle spasticity which causes painful muscle cramps be motor or sensory? Or both?
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It would be motor. Go read the website that I gave you the link to. It gives very good explanations. Spasticity and muscle cramps are both listed under motor symptoms!
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That liink that Cheryl provided, lists spasticity and spasms as motory symptoms.

I have found that site to provide a breakdown on pretty-much all the symptoms we have.

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Whoops, my bad! I looked at the website last night, but couldn't remember which category those symptoms were listed under. Guess I should have taken another look before I asked.

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