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Bloomfield Hills, MI

Has anyone experience constant pain in weird areas? Since 2013 when I had my first symptoms my chin aches relentlessly whether I am warm or cold.

November 30, 2022
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Members responded to a question about constant chin pain since 2013 by sharing their own experiences with unusual and often frustrating... Read more

Members responded to a question about constant chin pain since 2013 by sharing their own experiences with unusual and often frustrating MS-related pain in various parts of the body. Several members described sensations like pins and needles, jaw locking, and face pain, with one member suggesting Trigeminal Neuralgia as a possible topic to explore with a neurologist, and another sharing that Gabapentin helped reduce nerve pain symptoms. A recurring theme was the unpredictable nature of MS pain and the importance of consulting a neurologist to investigate whether lesions or other conditions might be behind the discomfort.

A MyMSTeam Member

Good morning Kerry to go to you question remember we have ms and we never know what's around the corner with this shit I'm in constant pain the worst is the nerve pain it hits me all the time check with your Neuro doctor but no pain in just my chin God Bless you and have a blessed day my friend 🥰

November 30, 2022
A MyMSTeam Member

You’re very welcome

November 30, 2022
A MyMSTeam Member

Thank you for the TN info Tiffany💕

November 30, 2022
A MyMSTeam Member

Look this up. trigeminal neuralgia, it’s a nerve in the face that reaches the forehead, cheek, and chin. The pain can last a long time or be sudden. And effects different areas of the face. Not a diagnosis of course but maybe something to talk to your Neurologist about. When you are looking it up look for a page that shows you where the nerve is and the areas it affects.

November 30, 2022
A MyMSTeam Member

Thank you Tam, I’m going to check into that 💕😊

December 1, 2022

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