Primary Progressive MS and Copaxone???

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03-06-2009, 02:02 PM

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Bearygood

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Originally Posted by SallyC

I think Neuros can't really be sure if it's PPMS, so some recommend a DMD.

That's what I thought, Sally, thanks. That said, I DO hate when doctors say PPMS so definitively in these instances, without explaining their thought process behind prescribing a DMD, that it might be SPMS.

Not to confuse the issue any further but I remember someone on another board who thought she had SMPS but had a exacerbation after many years so her dx was reversed back to RRMS.

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