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hello and welcome to NT,

it's really almost impossible to say yes or no. it's the MD that needs to evaluate you & do a physical & neuro exam. i would suggest seeing a neurologist & your primary care dr.

there is something called the McDonald Criteria that drs go by when trying to diagnose MS. diagnosing MS is more a process of eliminating other illnesses.

i hope you get the answers you need. keep advocating for yourself.
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