Kate, lesions, numbness, spasms

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When I was first diagnosed I had a "scattering" of lesions on my brain but nothing has ever shown up on my spine. With the leg pain that I have though my neuro told me it could be from lesions in my brain but more likely is from a hidden lesion in my spine. If docs know that lesions 'hide' then why do they insist that a person have lesions on MRI before dxing them with MS even though they have all the symptoms???? Are you using your cane, Kate? You don't need a fall on top of your other problems. What did your neuro say about the spasms? What do you take for them?loveSharon This email is a natural hand made product. The

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Hi Sharon, Connie, Kami and group...

I recall my neuro calling me after I had the evoked potentials and saying, "I'm sorry, but your test came back 'bad'". When I asked for more details he just said the only portion that was 'bad' or 'abnormal' was on my legs. My eyes, ears and arms/hands were fine. When I really tried to get more details, like--well is there 'degrees' of bad--he said no, which I thought was odd.I only have 2 lesions and sometimes I think I shouldn't be here with 'only two'!.

Love ya all, Kate

My evoked potentials was normal but I had lesions and was positive on one band on LP. It just goes to show there are as many variations in the way we are dxed as the way MS affects each of us. Connie--I hope you don't Igor Walk either. It's fine for Halloween but may be noticed just after Thanksgiving! LOLhugs))Sharon

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