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12-01-2013, 11:09 AM
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Bunny,
I have MS and I have spinal lesions. Because of these lesions I get itching on my upper arm and on my back in between my shoulders. It can be maddening because no matter how much I scratch the itch it doesn't go away. I can always tell when it's a "lesion itch" or just a regular itch because the lesion itch is not helped.....no matter how much I scratch the area. Be careful that you don't break the skin or otherwise irritate the area. Sometimes lotion helps but usually I just have to wait for the lesion to calm down. I still can't figure out what aggravates it. Hope you feel better soon.
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