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A member asked:
It's being 2 years doing exams as ms posible patient.always on limit. why doc don't give me a treatment for ms if i've lesions in spcord & 1 in brain?
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WOULD ADVISE: Based on studies from england, lesions in spinal cord and just one in brain confer an 80% chance of clinically definite ms over 14 yrs. Do not know your history or results of spinal tap, but i would feel it is best to go onto meds sooner than later, speaking generically. Think this should be handled with a second opinion from a university ms specialist. At this time, supplement vit d-3.
Answered 1/3/2015
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