Yes ms pain is very real xxx

I'm not a doctor and I don't know what kind of pain medication you take, but the concern I would have is the potential for any kind of addiction developing. I have an elderly aunt who is now squarely addicted to her pain medication because he doctor did not monitor her properly. He recently tried to taper her down and it was a nightmare. Doctors, I think, are becoming more aware of the unintended potential for the downsides of pain medication. Good luck.

Yes, pain with M.S. is very real! It's important to be able to identify your pain and exactly where it's located on your body. There are three types of pain; Muscular, Osteo & Neurological. Muscular is pain directly within the muscle. Osteo pain is bone related pain, while neurological pain is Nerve pain.
Most people who suffer pain usually suffer from one of possibly two types of pain, and many times are short-term. With many M.S. patients, all three types of pain are experienced (and many times are felt at the exact same time).
It has been my experience when obtaining a new pain management doctor and/or pc, to be certain they understand and have worked with M.S. patients. Upon interviewing a doctor, you may find that they are not on the same page as you. It's important to feel comfortable with every doctor that cares for you. If your doctor makes you feel the way you described, you may be happier seeing someone else.
Also, please keep in mind from a doctor's standpoint (I am not a doctor), it's their job to "sift through" the #%@! that they are being told daily by those that are seeking. I used to have issues "taking a drug test" whenever they asked, because I knew I took my medication as prescribed, but now understand it's not personal and they have to protect themselves as physicians who prescribe pain medications (especially those categorized as narcotics.).
I truly hope this helps!
Blessings!

MS pain is real and you're not crazy. Sometimes it feels like the goal of a lot of drs. Is to make us feel this way.

What kind of medication does she have a problem with?

I suggest you see a pain management specialist asap.

Honestly good for you for not taking beyond your dose. Your dr should be proud of you. I couldn't handle pills so i go to a clinic 1x a day for methadone. It helps my neuropathic pain so much.

Of course theres pain with nerve damage. I can imagine how you feel being concerned with what she thinks and thats part of the job- to be careful with prescribing meds, so Im sure you can see where they are coming from..but it wouldnt keep getting refilled if they really thought there was a problem. So until then, just continue on!