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Default How Do I Know if I'm Having an MS Relapse?

"The official international definition of a relapse is “a period in which a person with MS experiences an acute worsening of function that lasts for at least 24 hours, usually lasting for several days or weeks, followed by an improvement that lasts for at least one month.” To get even more specific, the symptoms associated with a relapse will develop over a couple of days, remain the same for three to four weeks, then slowly get better over a period of about a month."

http://ms.about.com/od/multiplescler...r_not.htm?nl=1
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