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Old 03-21-2008, 10:45 AM #2
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I don't think I show any signs of atrophy, but both neuros I saw mentioned it when we discussed going on meds after my dx. They said that even without any major symptoms (which is why many choose not to start DMDs) you will see brain atrophy after a number of years with MS. That, combined with my serious cog fog, eye and leg issues, made taking DMDs an easy decision.
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