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Old 04-19-2015, 03:15 PM #1
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I felt exercise aggravated my symptoms. I noticed more twitching too. But I mainly do weight training. Haven't touched a weight in a month. Maybe I will try some light cardio.
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I speak only for myself but exercise helps my symptoms. MrsD explained that exercise puts the larger nerves into action thus symptoms originating from the small nerves aren't felt. Sorry MrsD if I butchered that but that how I understood it

At rest is when I experience my symptoms. I find myself moving around a bunch when I'm going through a flare up.
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At rest is when I experience my symptoms. I find myself moving around a bunch when I'm going through a flare up.
Thank you, can you describe what kinds of things you experience at rest? Like, more pain, burning, twitching, weakness?
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Thank you, can you describe what kinds of things you experience at rest? Like, more pain, burning, twitching, weakness?

Tingling and burning primarily.
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