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01-20-2009, 03:25 PM

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amit

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amit

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Originally Posted by chamade

I have a lipoma in the brain corpus callosum, of all places, as discovered on the MRI. The neuro doesn't seem to think anything of it. Yet, can't the body sometimes produce antibodies to fight "cancers" that also affect the nerves? It is called paraneoplastic syndrome and I wonder if it could be related to that.

If you didd the all blood tests recomnded - it won't be paraneoplastic syndrom. Lipoma is not "cancer".

Since when do you have your NP symptoms (I don't remember - sorry)?

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