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Old 05-14-2013, 04:45 AM #3
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My Dr doesn't seem too interested in my case anymore.. they want to just keep me out of the office and don't know how to explain most of my symptoms.. I'm just thankful they are giving me treatment, but I sure wish I knew what the heck all of this was!

Do people with MS ever get symptoms like these?
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