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Left side of my head hurts and sensible at touch

Hello. In 2016 i was diagnosed with MS and i'm taking Copaxone .For 2 weeks now i have this disturbing pain on my left side of the head and if i touch my hair it feels like somebody is pulling it hard.Another symptom is itching skin at times and sensible leg skin an touch.Can it be the Copaxone or another lesion in progress???
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987762 tn?1671273328
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Hi Loryna and welcome,

It's possible your experiencing sensory side effects from the  Copaxone but with MS it's just as possible for you to be experiencing another relapse.

The general rule of thumb with potential relapses is to contact your neuro IF you experience something new 'and or' your previously remitted symptoms return 'and or' your everyday symptoms worsen for a period no less than 24-48 hours, and when your last relapse ended at least a month or more ago.

You've been experiencing this for 2 weeks now, and I  would definitely recommend you consider contacting your neuro and also consider discussing the symptom treatments that may help give you some relief.

Hope that helps.......JJ
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