Undiagnosed in Husband

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   dimples22

   <p>I was diagnosed after abruptly coming down with MS after four two weeks in ICU and a total of six weeks at UCLA. The only determining factor was a brain MRI. It's an easy procedure but, if he DOES have MS, the MRI will show lesions on his brain. Good luck with the diagnosis. And if it is determined it IS MS, GET ON RX immediately!</p>

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   tsokolowski

   <p>I too have gone through being told i have it i don't.I found my doctor and she gave me a spinal tap and i do not have but 2 lesions on my <a href='http://mri.now' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer ugc'>mri.now</a> when i went for a second opinion they couldn't take away my <a href='http://diagnosis.ask' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer ugc'>diagnosis.ask</a> for a spinal tap .i toi was told strokes ,name <a href='http://it.good' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer ugc'>it.good</a> luck to you and your husband</p>

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   harleydog1

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   singalot

   <p>According to my Neurologist and some things I have researched, lesions sometimes don't show, they can be hidden deep in the gray matter, they can be very faint, sometimes technique. As everyone is unique...I'm that way, it showed in my very first MRI and the lesions were very faint in the spine and brain I found some looking closely and showed to my neurologist who confirmed. I'm a hard read in blood work and all kinds of medical tests. Get the copies, they are now on disk and get a second or third opinion. I have had MS from a child. Good luck</p>

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