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MS hug and more The term MS hug describes a constricting pressure around the chest or waist area. The pain level can range from annoying to extreme and is often accompanied by a burning sensation.

Christina Applegate revealed she's been hospitalized over 30 times for "unimaginable" pain from gastrointestinal issues amid her battle with MS.

"Becks told me: 'There's a hug and there's a hug. It was so genuine I knew she was feeling my pain and I was feeling hers. It was very emotional, heartfelt and warm. I felt the love.

Christina Applegate share the reality of how hard it is living with multiple sclerosis (MS), including the severe pain. "I lay in bed screaming.

She also discussed the 'MS hug', an uncomfortable sensation of tightness or pressure around the stomach or chest, which can be quite painful.

Christina Applegate shared a raw look at the physical side of multiple sclerosis, talking about how the disease can often leave her “screaming” in pain.