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Recently seen by hemotologist oncologist routinely he says ms. neurologists stumped. all tests show ms findings,mris show deyemilenting disease, ms?
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It is most likely if: If you have neurological symptoms like patches of numbness, spotty weakness of muscles or vision impairment, then the MRI findings do support the diagnosis of MS. You should have your neurologist guide you further. You will need regular follow up and likely require medical treatment for MS.
Answered 6/5/2015
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