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Lesions on the brain and autoimmune disease
Autoimmune Diseases | Last Active: May 15 2:14pm | Replies (54)Comment receiving replies
If you can get a diagnosis for MS, there's more medication approved, and a bigger support network.... more research, it's essentially a demilenating autoimmune disease that can present differently in different people. Please consider getting a second opinion? Ms has good treatment options, and these other autoimmune diseases have similar issues, but different or fewer treatments.
Autoimmune sucks, sorry that you are going through this....
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Sorry, looks like a message directed to me that doesn't apply. I don't have MS and would not welcome a diagnosis to that effect. My diagnosis is Clippers.
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i believe it’s important to get an accurate diagnosis. a diagnosis that’s inaccurate albeit lots of treatments available…..is unlikely to be an optimal solution.
I have an atypical meningoma and will be seeing an oncology neuro-surgeon next week (per referral of my neuropthamologist.
Today i saw a university ENT to rule out potential of “septic arthritis”. There are lots of strong antibiotics available to treat sepsis—grateful i wasn’t prescribed one—in my case i would have been likely to have had an adverse reaction. Just my opinion, but it is my belief that if a patient doesn’t trust a physician, it’s best to find a physician you trust.