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I am 66 and retired for 2 years, recently I get tired quickly doing normal housework so have to stagger tasks, my joints have random aches seem to take turns in hurting.
I agree that this doesn't sound much like MS. Aching joints aren't part of MS, unless very indirectly, perhaps due to muscle spasticity, but as Kyle says, this doesn't move around. Fatigue can happen from dozens of factors. I suggest seeing your doctor for a physical exam. Good luck.
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Hi STG -
The symptoms you describe do not sound overly like MS. MS symptoms are caused by damage at fixed locations in the central nervous system. The damage does not move, so the symptoms tend not to move.
If MS was causing your joint pain it would be the same joint all the time, rather than you right hip one day and you left knee the next.
Have you seen a doctor?
Kyle
The symptoms you describe do not sound overly like MS. MS symptoms are caused by damage at fixed locations in the central nervous system. The damage does not move, so the symptoms tend not to move.
If MS was causing your joint pain it would be the same joint all the time, rather than you right hip one day and you left knee the next.
Have you seen a doctor?
Kyle
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