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Old 11-12-2008, 09:38 PM #10
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oh, ps...
it's not always the # of lesions that's important.
some folks have lots of lesions and few sx's. and some folks have a few lesions and many sx's.

so, try not to be too anxious about the #.
you might ask your dr if they're enhancing lesions. that would be you have active disease going on. that may be why he wants to give you the steroids.
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