Many causes : Many potential causes including ischemic & embolic (like stroke) demyelination (like MA), nerve compression. Hope that helps
Answered 4/24/2015
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THE USUAL SUSPECTS: Although this could be "Clinically Isolated Syndrome", with eventual clinically definite MS, other considerations could include an NMO spectrum disorder (get NMO-IGg, aquaporin-4 antigen), but consider sarcoid, a vasculits like lupus, Lyme disease, HIV, syphilis, Sjogren's, and perhaps B-12 issue. Statistically, you have >80% chance of MS confirmation within next 14 yrs, if only one lesion.
Answered 4/27/2015
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