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Default Slight Urine Infection
The nurse as the clinic yesterday mentioned this showed up. I didn't see a doctor. This was routine urine/blood work. They will be sending results to the neuro.

I recall someone mentioning risks for MS of having an infection, but what are the risks ???

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