Are you embarrassed by your multiple sclerosis symptoms? You're not alone


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Barclay has had symptoms that she was too ashamed to speak about to her doctor, even though they are an expected effect of MS. — dpa

More than a third of patients living with multiple sclerosis (MS) in the United Kingdom have avoided seeking medical help for certain symptoms as they are too embarrassed, according to a survey.

A number of UK charities have now joined forces to stress that there are “no taboo subjects” when it comes to the condition.

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