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Hi, recently i been diagnosed with relapsed remission ms and i have difficulty standing up for a long time and i start having electrical shock pain all over my back specially around the spine, is this normal? thanks?
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No normals with MS: Generalities are discussed in various MS syndromes, but each person’s symptoms remain unique. Rather than comparing these symptoms, work with your docs and therapists to control symptoms, and improve the time frame between relapse and remissions. Good luck
Answered 9/22/2020
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