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07-29-2014, 04:50 PM
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Grand Magnate
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hi and welcome to NT,
you've gotten some great advice. write down your sx's (symptoms) for your next dr visit. try to keep things clear and concise. the dr may not listen if you throw too much at him. however, write down your Q's as you think of them. try to bring a friend or family member with you to the appt as a 2nd set of ears. it is a bit of a process to eliminate things that could mimic MS and to also make the dx (diagnosis). try to take 1 thing and test at a time. having all this info thrown at you can of course cause anxiety and/or depression. please share this with your pcp if you think it's lasting too long. we're here for you. keep us posted.
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