Does ms cause head pain?
My aunt was recently diagnosed with MS, and she's been complaining of severe headaches lately. We're all a bit worried, so I was wondering if this is a common symptom. Is head pain linked to MS?
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4 months ago
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Yes, headaches and facial pain can happen with MS. Just like I have to keep my thyroid levels monitored regularly to avoid symptoms, you must follow up with your doctor routinely to manage these nerve-related pains safely.
4 months ago
Yes, headaches and nerve pain in the face can definitely be related to MS! Make sure to keep your doctor updated about any new pains so they can help you feel better soon! 😊
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4 months ago
I am quite new to learning about MS and was wondering about this too. Does the head pain feel like a normal headache, or is it more like a sharp, sudden nerve pain? I would love to know if anyone can share their experience.
4 months ago
Yes, I get these intense, sharp head pains quite often and it always makes me so worried. Does anyone else here experience this frequently, or is it just me? It really gets scary sometimes.
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4 months ago
Yes, MS can indeed cause headaches and a specific sharp facial nerve pain called trigeminal neuralgia. Keep a simple diary of when these pains occur and show it to your neurologist during your next visit.