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    #16
    Someone told me

    "are you sure you don't have migraines? My migraines sounds just like that!"

    Well, I don't know...I do have a kind of headache or ache in the neck/jaw area which often accompanies the nausea. And I have heard that migraines have an association with ms. But I don't have any visual disturbances during these "attacks", like aura or colourful spots or anything, aren't those something the migraines are mostly about?

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      #17
      Because MS affects the way systems in the body work, it makes sense that it could influence the GI system as well. I have had several periods (beginning even before dx, so before Copaxone & solumedrol), lasting a month or two each time, where I would get sick around dinner time every night.
      When I am having nausea, it is almost always worst after I eat. I feel comfortable fully attributing this to MS because it is so consistent, even if no other factors are.
      "Be the reason for someone’s happiness, not just a part of it. Be a part of someone’s sadness, but not the reason for it."

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