If a symptom doesn't last 24 hours is it not from MS?

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02-02-2016, 12:50 PM

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agate

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Hi Pharmgirlkelly,

That idea is one I've heard, and apparently some neurologists are saying that, but that's not the way my symptoms often are.
Some of the worst ones have been very fleeting.

I've read many posts by people who have MS and have symptoms that don't last 24 hours.

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