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Dr. what if on last mri the lesions of multiple sclerosis disappear? is that means that i'm healed ?yeah i'm the patient
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Comments: The MRI lesions in MS do NOT typically "disappear", and if this has happened, you did NOT have MS. Get a neurological consultation, but under the circumstances truly doubt your original diagnosis.
Answered 5/13/2016
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