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couple of questions:
What is the definition for faint prolongation - does this mean lesion?
What can I expect at the follow up
Yes, faint prolongation could mean a lesion?

The follow up, if MS DX, will most likely be about early treatment with one
of the MS modifying drugs and possible symptom management?

Hang tight and let us know how it goes. We will be here to support
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