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Old 12-10-2008, 10:03 PM #17
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For me it's my left hip and waistline area. It did this about 10 years ago before the MS dx. Then they were looking for arthritis signs... nope not that just tight muscles. Now it's tight muscles and they are burning.

Haven't heard from neuro yet about the MRI I had last week.

Oh and that pain in my left side/hip... I can't be still because of it. I've got to be up moving or at least standing to get relief.
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