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How horrible is memory in multiple sclerosis?
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May be issue: Roughly 65% of all MS patients will have problems with cognitive function, and this may commence by the point of diagnosis. However, only 10-15% will be severe like an Alzheimer's pt. So, protect yourself or significant others by using a potent MS drug such as Tysabri (natalizumab) or Gilenya.
Answered 6/21/2014
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