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Orangeburg, NY
October 10
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A MyMSTeam Member

hugs backKiawanahWright2

October 11
A MyMSTeam Member

Amen sister🙂

October 10
A MyMSTeam Member

Thank you

October 12
A MyMSTeam Member

Absolutely, no One knows what We’re going through!

October 10
MyMSTeam

That sounds absolutely exhausting, and it's completely valid to feel overwhelmed when pain and fatigue are constant companions. Living with MS fatigue that never lets up is one of the most challenging parts of the condition — and it's important to know that what's being experienced is real, even when it's invisible to Show Full Answer

That sounds absolutely exhausting, and it's completely valid to feel overwhelmed when pain and fatigue are constant companions. Living with MS fatigue that never lets up is one of the most challenging parts of the condition — and it's important to know that what's being experienced is real, even when it's invisible to others.

About 80% of people with MS deal with fatigue, and many MyMSTeam members describe it as all-consuming — affecting the body, mind, and emotions all at once. When fatigue becomes daily and relentless, it's really important to loop in a neurologist or MS care team. There are both medical and lifestyle strategies that can help, including:

- Keeping a fatigue journal to track patterns and triggers
- Pacing activities throughout the day to conserve energy
- Staying cool, as heat and humidity can worsen MS fatigue
- Staying hydrated, which can play a role in fatigue levels
- Discussing medication options with a doctor, as some treatments may help manage fatigue

The pain side of things also deserves attention — bringing both symptoms up together at the next appointment can help a care team look at the full picture.

October 10

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