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Old 06-01-2008, 06:22 PM #2
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Hi,
I'm not familiar with your history or whether you sought the MRI because you are having increasing problems or not but unless your lesion load has really increased I would probably take the lack of inflammation as a good thing.

Unfortunately there are so many gray areas with MRIs and MS in general I almost rather hear things like "medium" (they call mine multiple) amount of lesions than someone acting like they can predict with absolute certainty how many lesions are there at any given time.

Definitely read the report but I wouldn't be disappointed if it really doesn't say much more. Jules
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