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@Mamaof4 

11 Jul 2025 20:37 EditedLast reply 11 Jul 2025 21:38

Mamaof4

My radiology Report lacks info of looking for small lesions!!

I'd like you to please look at my MRI report. My MRI was done with no contrast. My Chat GPT has found some small lesions, but my report came back as normal. The person that interpreted my MRI was not a neurologist. I'm going to a neurologist for a second opinion and to see what I'm having MS symptom...
Elm Tree Corners, Canada
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@jumpingJacks 

8 Jul 2025 21:29 EditedLast reply 9 Jul 2025 13:16

jumpingJacks

10 things that get mistaken for Multiple Sclerosis

1. Vitamin B12 Deficiency Symptoms Numbness, weakness, balance problems, brain fog, very similar to MS. Diagnosis Blood tests measuring B12 and methylmalonic acid levels. Why it is different Caused by a vitamin shortage rather than immune attack. Symptoms improve with supplements instead of immun...
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@EleanorAdmin 

1 Jul 2025 10:05 Edited

EleanorAdmin

#RideCanada4MS - give Dom your support as he rides across Canada 🚵

Dom AKA ‘The MS Guide’ has taken on the challenge of a lifetime, cycling 8,000km across Canada to raise $1m for global brain health. He’s even donating a portion of the money to Shift.ms, to enable us to further our support services. Why is Dom doing this? Having lived for 33 years with MS, Dom e...

Support Dominic's #RideCanada4MS for Brain Health

Join Dominic's #RideCanada4MS to support MS Brain Health. Donate, follow updates, and learn more!

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@dcgreen714 

23 Jun 2025 14:29 EditedLast reply 24 Jun 2025 17:18

dcgreen714

Hello

Hi everyone, I’m new here 👋 I was diagnosed in December 2024, my first symptom was numbness in my legs back in 2021-22, then optic neuritis in 2023 had landed me in the hospital and so began my MS journey. During that time I was just a few wks shy of moving from upstate NY to the UK for school - it...
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@Phillip101 

13 Jun 2025 11:50Last reply 15 Jun 2025 00:40

Phillip101

Don’t know what to do.

I joined this sight not to whine and complain about my symptoms. But unfortunately to find others that have similar stories and yes support from complete strangers. And you all can’t imagine the support that I have felt through throughout your replies and messages. It doesn’t seem real that so many...
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@ChiMum 

2 Jun 2025 21:39 EditedLast reply 3 Jun 2025 10:55

ChiMum

Two and a half years through

Hi, I've not been here for ages because it wasn't good for my mental health. I just really needed a safe space to vent. I'm on the maximum dose of Sertraline at the moment but I don't feel that it's helping enough. I was diagnosed with RRMS in December 2022 and my life has completey changed sin...
Sheffield, UK
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@Benk 

2 Jun 2025 17:47Last reply 2 Jun 2025 18:34

Benk

New to this

Hi I thought I would introduce myself Firstly, thank you for letting me in to your community I have not yet been diagnosed but I have been referred to a MS specialist team by my neurologist due to having legions in both my spinal cord and brain, as well as fatigue, PEM,memory issues, spasticity in...
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@katdoonan 

27 May 2025 04:54Last reply 27 May 2025 07:53

katdoonan

B12 deficiency

I was initially told I had a b12 deficiency and treated for that, no improvement of symptoms but I’m in a b12 deficiency group on Facebook and people in the group say I was never efficiently treated (every other day for two weeks and then moved to every 3 months, apparently injections should be ever...
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@Ginia 

24 May 2025 15:38Last reply 24 May 2025 17:12

Ginia

Feeling depressed

I have been dealing with health issues for 3 years now. My doctor said it’s in my head and the pain isn’t too bad so deal with it. It started off with tingling in my legs after a hard walk. Then I would bend my neck down and then tingling down my spine. Now it’s tingling and numbing in my legs, wais...
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@katannya 

23 May 2025 18:47Last reply 23 May 2025 18:52

katannya

Tumeric, which is also found in mustard recepies.

AI Overview +15 Turmeric, particularly its active ingredient curcumin, has shown promise for supporting brain health, with potential benefits for memory, mood, and cognitive function. Research suggests curcumin can increase levels of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), a protein that suppor...
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