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Old 07-02-2008, 06:13 AM #11
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Guess what. Alot of us have done the steroid thing...

I did it once. In 1988. It was not for MS, but for optic neuritis. I was in the ONTT - optic neuritis treatment trials. 3 day 1000 mg/day steroid IV. I did it in-patient because they had to monitor and test me.

Needless to way, the trials kinda proved it works. Not only for ON, but for other MS related things.

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