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Old 04-09-2013, 08:40 PM #13
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I had this thought today. I have sort of a slumped back. not real bad, but its noticable. they didn't do an mri on my spine, do you think they should even after dx'ing me with MS?
MS demyelination can cause debilitating fatigue, which
can cause you weakness and to slump.

Having an MRI after you've been DX, is a little redundant,
unless they suspect something else.


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