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Old 11-14-2012, 05:29 AM #15
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Default Appt with Neuro, but not until January
Hi All,

I finally have an appointment with the neurologist, but not until January. I wish it was sooner because if I do have MS, I'd like to get on medication as soon as possible to lower the risk of attacks. Is it a concern that I have to wait two months for a first appointment with a neuro?

Cheers,

O.
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