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I fell that i might have ms how do i need to go about finding out. what are some unusual symtems to ms?
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Maybe not: Ms can occur at many different points in life, but most often is diagnosed in the late 20's or early 30's. The presentation is variable, but may have unilateral visual loss, leg weakness, clumsiness and imbalance, with/without fatique numbness, and/or tingling. The diagnosis is usually based on history and exam with a typical pattern on MRI films. There is no blood or urine test at this time.
Answered 6/10/2014
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