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Old 03-09-2015, 02:38 PM #2
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Hello LostOne76 and welcome to NeuroTalk.

Since you have had MRIs is there any indication from the report and/or the Neurologist as to what the findings may indicate?

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I'm very reluctant about talking to him also due to the same dismissive treatment I keep getting from others.
I understand but you really do need to talk to him openly and honestly so you can figure out what is going on, MS or something else. There is a criteria for diagnosing MS, The McDonald Criteria. Part of ruling in MS means other causes need to be ruled out.

Your cognitive symptoms sound concerning I am wondering if you are taking any medications that might possibly be causing a problem (?)
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