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Can the covid-19 vaccine cause ms?
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Agreed. No.
Answered 5/13/2022
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I have Primary Immune Deficiency, MS, POTS, RA, Raynauds, etc... no response to pneumovax or prevnar (pneumococcal vaccine). ANAs always neg. Sero-negative. Please help!
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