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Is it possible to have still have ms with normal evoked potential results?
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Yes, can happen: But, not clear from your description that your doctor has diagnosed ms. I do not rely on evoked potentials to make ms diagnoses, and mainly confirm with MRI and lumbar puncture for spinal fluid. You might further explore your diagnosis with a local neurologist, as many conditions might cause your symptoms, and a diagnosis will facilitate treatment.
Answered 6/10/2014
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