MS Hug symptoms can become worse if the person is fatigued or stressed. Difficulty breathing or painful breathing often accompany these symptoms and sometimes are so severe that it is often perceived as or mistaken for a heart attack or panic attack.

Everybody experiences symptoms differently. When it comes to an MS Hug, feelings and sensations vary from person to person.

What Triggers MS Hug?

An increase in MS Hug symptoms does not necessarily mean the disease has progressed or is getting worse. Often, day-to-day activities and your reactions to them can cause an MS Hug attack or flare-up.

Too much heat, an increase in stress or general fatigue are all signs that your body is not running at its best, which can cause things to go askew. If you find your MS Hug symptoms are happening more often or getting worse, it may be a sign that you need to slow down, cool off, rest and give yourself a little more TLC.