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Old 08-05-2012, 12:22 PM #4
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no idea what is causing what. I know a recent mri showed multiple new lesions. I have both NTOS and ATOS. With the ATOS, I know when my subclavian artery gets compressed that my vertebral artery stops, causing dizziness but the constant change in pressure in the head maybe causing more ms problems. Nobody really knows.
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