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Old 04-29-2008, 01:41 PM #22
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I just read a medical journal article online & it says that 65% of people with MS also suffer joint pain. I hope this verifies the reality of your pain, Karilynn. It's not imagined, it's a fact. Best to you all who suffer this frustrating disease & all the symptoms of it.

Hi Dixie - and welcome to Neurotalk!

I have been having BIG issues with joint pain - in my hands, arms, legs.....even my heels hurt!! I discussed this with my Neuro when I went for my appointment last week and he prescribed Diclofenac (anti-inflammatory). He also sent me for a complete blood workup to rule out Arthritis and Lupus. I haven't gotten the results from those tests yet.

I had never heard that joint pain was a symptom of MS but nothing about this disease makes any sense to me...
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