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Old 11-25-2011, 05:25 PM #1
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I have alot of lesions but have not been told I have MS. I see the nero on Dec. 5th. Had a spinal tap 3 years ago and that was okay. This has been going on for ten years now. I get alot of pain in my hips and in the lower part of my leg in the bone. I have bad spacity in my legs. Does anyone have problems like that are hard to get some answers?
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I think that is a typo... perhaps "active" ? V and C are next to each other on the keyboard.
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Not a type o. They say the appearance is suspicious for demyelinating disease.
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that would be "active" lesions.
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that would be "active" lesions.
The MIR report reads No enhancement to suggest active lesions is identified. So what does that mean?
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What did your MRI report say? Did it say there were active lesions or did they say anything to suggest there was evidence of demyelination?
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