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Old 12-19-2008, 03:14 AM #4
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Hi snoodles,
Nice to meet you.
I have had bladder spasms with flares that are very painful and it makes voiding painful and difficult. Yet no infection was present. I think you are right about the legs, bladder and flare being connected.

Any infection in the body, including yeast, can cause a worsening of symptoms too, IMO.
Lady


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My neuro claims that yeast doesnt do anything to MS, but I just dont agree with him. I've had the yeastie beasties without a UTI and I always seem to have an increase in at least one symptom during that.

I swear, doctors really dont know what the side effects of the medications they give us are. Another neuro told me that steroids dont contribute to yeast, but I've heard from my regular doctor that steroids are like a tasty snack to the yeastie beasties.
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