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Can person with multiple sclerosis leave a normal or healthier life as common people. is there any cure for multiple sclerosis.
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MS presents in: A variety of ways and there are lots of treatments but no cure at present. The covering of nerves erodes and communication between nerves can be come erratic, i.e., movement issues, vision issues, etc. Your doc and other health professionals can help you maximize your health. We all have limitations, some more obvious than others. Peace and good health.
Answered 3/27/2014
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No cure: But if treated early with potent and effective newer medications, outcomes maybe indeed be relatively normal active lives.
Answered 8/22/2014
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