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I recall reading something from an MS specialist a long time ago. Some patients clearly have ME, others clearly have MS, but in between are a group you could diagnose either way. Its not clear cut.
As a case in point, ME patients have brain lesions on MRI, though the pattern (especially over time) tends to be different to MS. I think this is a grey area in medicine that needs more research. However my knowledge of MS is limited. Things may have advanced in MS diagnosis more than I think they have.
As a case in point, ME patients have brain lesions on MRI, though the pattern (especially over time) tends to be different to MS. I think this is a grey area in medicine that needs more research. However my knowledge of MS is limited. Things may have advanced in MS diagnosis more than I think they have.
I just found out my NK Cell function is very low at only 4% a common finding in me/cfs but is also found in MS in some cases.