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May 21, 2025
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Yes, that’s why I like to wear v-necks. I use to love wearing turtle necks, now not so much……🫤

May 21, 2025
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Yes, unusual sensations like this are common with MS. These sensations, called paresthesias, can include feelings of tightness, pressure, or strange sensations on the skin even when nothing is actually there. What you're experiencing sounds like a form of altered sensation that many people with MS deal with.

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Yes, unusual sensations like this are common with MS. These sensations, called paresthesias, can include feelings of tightness, pressure, or strange sensations on the skin even when nothing is actually there. What you're experiencing sounds like a form of altered sensation that many people with MS deal with.

These sensory symptoms can be disconcerting but don't always indicate a serious problem. They can occur at any stage of MS and may come and go. Common altered sensations in MS include feelings of wetness, tingling, numbness, itching, and various other unusual sensations. While uncomfortable, many people find these symptoms can be managed through MS treatment. It's worth mentioning this new sensation to your healthcare provider, especially if it persists or causes significant discomfort.

May 21, 2025

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