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    A JUST ANOTHER QUESTION

    HI....I WAS JUST WONDERING FOR THE PAST FEW DAYS I REALLY WANT TO IS IS SCRATCH IS THAT NORMAL FOR PEOPLE THAT HAVE MS?

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    Hi diguilio,

    Itching can be from MS. It's yet another abnormal sensation that is neurologic in origin and falls into the category of dysesthesias. It was one of my earliest symptoms.

    Here's a link to the NMSS where it is explained, along with medications used to treat it:
    http://www.nationalmssociety.org/abo...ing/index.aspx

    Hope this info helps!
    Kimba

    “When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.” ― Max Planck

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      #3
      thank you

      JUST WANTED TO SAY THANK FOR THE INFORMATION

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        #4
        Funny you post this I have often wondered about my itching. I have a spot on my upper buttocks that will drive me mad with an itch I can't relieve.

        I had several back surgeries with severe nerve damage so this area is numb among others so I have always thought this was why I itched there.

        My problem is I don't feel there and as you probably know its an itch that can't be relieved. I am scared there cause I itch it til it bleeds and becomes just an open wound and still I get no relief. It's truly maddening.......

        I have never thought it could be cause from my ms so I will be asking my Dr. on my next visit. I have heard of creams for it but I have never tried anything.

        Good luck and try not to let it make you insane lol.

        Thank you for sharing
        Tira

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          #5
          Itching

          I just posted in another itching thread. I have been suffering for several months now with itching. My dermatologist told me to use Cetaphil cream all over, gave me a script for Clobetasol and for hydroxyzine. It is DEFINITELY worse at night and in the AM upon waking. I am going to talk to a neuro about it ASAP and maybe try the gabapentin or one of the other drugs that might help. Good luck to all my fellow itchy people.

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