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Old 04-19-2014, 04:31 PM #1
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hello and welcome to NT,

MS is a very individualized disease and can cause many different sx's (symptoms) in each of us. dx'ing (diagnosing) MS can take some time. it's also a process of elimination of other illnesses.

start to keep a sx journal with dates and what you notice. when you see your dr bring it with you. you are your own best advocate so keep telling your dr when you don't feel right.

keep in touch and let us know how you are.
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Thank you. That's a good idea.

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hello and welcome to NT,

MS is a very individualized disease and can cause many different sx's (symptoms) in each of us. dx'ing (diagnosing) MS can take some time. it's also a process of elimination of other illnesses.

start to keep a sx journal with dates and what you notice. when you see your dr bring it with you. you are your own best advocate so keep telling your dr when you don't feel right.

keep in touch and let us know how you are.
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Welcome to NeuroTalk Pat.. So sorry for you illness and symptoms of
MS/Neuro disorder. Yes it could be MS. It could also be something else.

You should see a Neuro for the proper tests and DX. Preferably a MS
specialist.Please let us know how your diognosis journey goes. It may
take some time. We are right here for you..
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