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....and I am so tired, and sore, and tingly, and muscles going crazy. When can I expect a GREAT change for the better. So far, 'sometimes' I feel a little better and sometimes I don't feel better at all.

Is there ever a time when ms symptoms do not respond to steroids? and if so, what does that mean?

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