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Originally Posted by hollym View Post
This freaked out my first MS specialist so much that he sent me for an EMG to rule out ALS!! Apparently, it is a less common sx in MS, but possible.
I know....I have a friend with ALS and he has this problem in his arm. It's very noticeable, though. Mine you cannot see but I can feel it.

That was the first thing I thought of, too.
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