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Hi Jon,
In fact I do have a cervical stem lesion that made me experience the "MS hug" as trhey call it. It is a symptom in which you feel a kind of girdle surrounding the torax, but too tight.
It had been dissapearing, but now it turned to this intercostal neuralgia that really hurts, mainly at night.
Since I'm 6 months pregnant, I can't receive any treatments now.
Take care...
K
I had an MRI of the spine and they found an active lesion that they attributed to this intense and permanent sensory neuralgia.
Jon
In fact I do have a cervical stem lesion that made me experience the "MS hug" as trhey call it. It is a symptom in which you feel a kind of girdle surrounding the torax, but too tight.
It had been dissapearing, but now it turned to this intercostal neuralgia that really hurts, mainly at night.
Since I'm 6 months pregnant, I can't receive any treatments now.
Take care...
K