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Old 05-21-2013, 03:37 PM #4
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Can you rule out ms as a cause for the l'hermitters sign if you can't find a lesion on the spinal cord?
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Or can you have a lesion, but not be able to see it?
Yes, that is possible.

I didn't know you were 24 <sigh> I was 24 when diagnosed.

One of my presenting symptoms at the time was L'Hermittes, which I still have. After I was diagnosed with MS my neuro told me when someone young, like myself, has L'Hermittes the first thing suspected is MS

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My father passed away do to complications caused by ms.
I am very sorry, Elizabeth
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