8. Sensitivity to Heat: The Thermal Challenge
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For many with MS, heat isn’t merely a seasonal inconvenience; it’s a trigger. Elevated temperatures, whether from environmental sources or physical activities, can exacerbate symptoms. This heat sensitivity isn’t just about feeling warmer; it’s about a tangible worsening of existing symptoms, making summers or even hot showers potential challenges.
Paradoxically, cooling measures offer relief. Many individuals find solace in cool environments, cold showers, or even using cooling products. It becomes a game of thermal balance, constantly navigating between avoiding triggers and seeking relief. (8)
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