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Yes, experiencing goosebumps in specific areas or patches is something that can occur with MS. Some MyMSTeam members have reported getting goosebumps in specific body areas, including the arms and torso. One member specifically described getting goosebumps on their flanks, arms, and torso when experiencing symptoms. If Show Full Answer

Yes, experiencing goosebumps in specific areas or patches is something that can occur with MS. Some MyMSTeam members have reported getting goosebumps in specific body areas, including the arms and torso. One member specifically described getting goosebumps on their flanks, arms, and torso when experiencing symptoms. If you're experiencing new or concerning patterns of goosebumps, especially if they're uncomfortable or causing distress, it's important to discuss this with your neurologist. They can help determine if this is related to your MS and work with you to find appropriate treatment options to help manage these symptoms.

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Goosebumps and MS: MyMSTeam Members Share Their Experiences