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Old 02-07-2008, 02:38 PM #12
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That's true. I believe 10 to 15 percent diagnosed with MS have had negative LPs. The LP is just one more diagnostic tool to hopefully find answers to a patients symptoms.
I think I found 5%....but anyway....if you read the last link...seems they believe that higher levels of protein are cause for concern that the patient has RRMS. Which is what I 'thought' I had......

Oh for heavens sake!!!!!!!!!

Okay, now lets talk about MRI's....Where do lesions BELONG? I'll go get my test results and look over where mine is....

THANKS SNOOPY!!
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