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Old 07-29-2012, 12:34 PM #2
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Hi Deb! Welcome to this corner of Neurotalk.

Your history is complicated and MS is difficult to diagnose. I wouldn't try to guess. I think the MS Specialist is a good idea as well as follow up 6 month later so s/he can see you over time.

We are all very different and many of us had normal spinal taps or no spinal tap at all.

Best to you,
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