I have Lyme, not MS, yet I have CCSVI. My Video pics Inside

A forum to discuss Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency and its relationship to Multiple Sclerosis.

Did you have a Life Traumatic Event or Serious Stress just Prior to your Illness?

Yes
29
81%
No
7
19%
 
Total votes: 36

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katyb76
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Post by katyb76 »

Just curious for lymenurse, have they totally ruled out MS? I am asking because I know 3 people that were initially diagnosed with lyme's then MS after no improvement and MRI verification.
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daytrader
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It was placed wrong. Tip at 1st rib and clavicle. Long and painful story. At least the hospital saved 200 on an xray........
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LymeNurse
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Post by LymeNurse »

The two illnesses are the same. One you can test for via Labs, the others show Lesions on the brain.

What I see often is the opposite of what you ask. Many MS patients find out they have Lyme and not MS. Those with Lyme who do have brain lesions and treat the Lyme, have their Lesions go away.

There are hundreds of links on this on Google, it's not coming from my opinion. It another one of those things that take time to settle in.
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Bethr
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Post by Bethr »

whoops - wrong thread :P
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