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Question:
I was diagnosed in january 2012 with an attack of optic neuritis. They classified my MS as inactve. All my lesions in my brain were not active and I have been told that I have had it for years. Can they classify it as inactive after a first official attack?? I have not had any flares since then, only symptoms worsened due to stress or heat but went away by using a short course of steroids. Thank you. Answer: Activity is defined by the presence of definite new MRI lesions or definite relapses in the prior year. Therefore, based on your history it is appropriate to term you inactive since January 2013. Revere (Rip) Kinkel MD Director of the Multiple Sclerosis Program Professor of Clinical Neurosciences University of California San Diego
2 Comments
Mascha brautigam
1/17/2016 05:03:04 pm
Thank you for your answer.I seem to have a hard time understanding but this was clear.My MRI in 2014 was fine. i am now due for my MRI but no flares since the attack of 2012.Stress related resulted in an excerbation(fake flare i think(?)
Mascha Brautigam
2/3/2016 12:56:01 am
they diagnosed me with MS in 2012 January when i had optis neuritis.diagnosed and at he same time told it is inactive.Can this be done? Leave a Reply. |
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