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How serious is neurosarcoidosis? and how am i to be treated for having it?
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Yes.: I don't think we are here to alarm anyone of their condition but rather to advise. Neurosarcoidosis is not be taken lightly and has to be treated with good understanding of outcome, side effects and what to expect. It is best you discuss it with your neurologist or your pmd. You have better rapport with them.
Answered 12/8/2013
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