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Can you have lesions on your c-spine and not brain and still have ms?

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Yes, relatively uncommon but is possible. Since other disorders could also present this way, it is important to convincingly confirm the diagnosis. Spinal fluid analysis is important here. The stated lesions on their own do not meet the MacDonald criteria. You may well need a second opinion.

Answered 6/30/2023

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