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If i have multiple sclerosis, an it is affecting my knees, walking. will it show up any where besides in my walking? like internally?
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Not knee directly: It affects the neurologic system which then secondarily affects the muscular system. Where it effects depends on what it involves in the neurologic system. It would be hard to predict
Answered 6/26/2017
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