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Old 09-11-2012, 02:50 PM #2
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Hi Catch, sorry you are going through this.

In my experience, which is only my own version of MS, it doesn't sound like MS symptoms nor part of SPMS. Could be and I am just not aware.

I was thinking about the fact that if you have one auto-immune disorder you have a higher chance of having a second than the general population.

Maybe a next step would be to see a Rheumatologist? What does Primary think?
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