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00gurl

New To This Site "Hi"

Hi ya, My name is Emma, i'm 33 yr old from New Zealand and have just found this site whilst doing some internet reading on MS. I have multiple brain lesions which have shown up on MRI in May 15, was refused to partake in a Vitamin D3 trial hosted by Australia and run in NZ and AUST, because of a benign melegenoma brain tumor in my ventricle which is slowly growing. I feel fatigue these days more often and unlike ever before which I hate the feeling of. My lumbar puncture showed all my ornalogical bands are positive. (Which I am not sure fully what this means) So I have signed up to this site to get a bit of advise etc. :-)
@Stumbler

@00gurl , you're more than welcome, Emma. I'm sure we can answer any questions you may have. The presence of oligoclonal bands in your cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) is usually a follow on test from an inconclusive MRI scan. There's some details of the procedure here :- https://www.mstrust.org.uk/a-z/lumbar-puncture

@00gurl

Thank you Stumbler, That is a brief interesting read kn positive bands. Yea I was getting brain fog some what wicked about 2 months ago and lasted for about 2 weeks hard out along with fatigue where even driving short trips on occasion I had to shake my head to straighten my weary focus, I have felt like I woke this morning experiencing unexplained fatigue. I have weakness in my left shoulder in the past 3 months more noticable some than other times, I don't know if this may be a symptom or not. I have not been diagnosed with MS and I keep thinking how can I have the Brain tumor and Possible MS?? Seems too much of a coincidence. Im kinda just in a confussed space.