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Is it possible to have brain cancer, ovarian cancer and multiple sclerosis all at the same time?
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Unlikely: Theoretically yes, but would suspect that the most logical sequence would involve ovarian cancer spreading into brain and/or spinal cord and causing neurological symptoms, especially cerebellar ataxia. But then, this would seem like ms, but more likely would be a paraneoplastic syndrome.
Answered 4/17/2013
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