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Old 08-31-2009, 12:11 AM #1
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Default What causes the holes?

I'm a bit confused.

Whilst I know/think of my MS as; my symptoms have originated from damage to the myelin causing my signals to go haywire and find an alternate route, thus calming the symptoms once they find a new path.

What I don't get is why does my MRI show areas that are far bigger than one or two nerve pathways wide/long/deep ???

What else is damaged for it to show up like it does?

Or is it just a large area of nerve fibres affected?

Does anyone know???
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