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I had to go back a week later for another MRI to confirm the little blips they saw on the first one as being lesions.

Erin, do you have copies of your spinal MRI results?

I'm curious if either (or both) of them say the size and exact location of the lesions because I find it curious that they might not have been able to identify them as MS lesions (just "blips") the first time.

I had mentioned that I didn't have contrast, yet they picked up on my spinal lesions and were able to measure them. I wonder why there would be a difference between your situation and mine, unless mine are just very large and/or yours very small?

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