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Old 07-21-2014, 03:34 PM #6
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Hi LoveCats,



Wow. Not true.

You can present with mobility problems, but that alone will not indicate the "type" of MS you may have.

My mobility was severely affected during the entire diagnostic process. Over time it was determined I had Relapsing/Remitting MS, not Primary Progressive.

MS specialist or not, you need a new Neurologist. My opinion.
I didn't explain it correctly. He wasn't saying that all people presenting with mobility issues have PPMS. I think he was saying that was one of the reasons he was ruling out PPMS for me.
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