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studies have shown that ms risk increases the lower your d3 level. and vice versa. it's the thin end of a significant nutritional wedge when it comes to ms. welcome to TiMS, debi! Thanks Jimmylegs! As I said in my other post, still waiting on MRI/MRA results - long story but I was told I had MS 20 ...

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Oh, also wanted to add that my doctor doesn't recommend an probiotic - he says as long as I am eating yogurt with active cultures I really don't need anything else. I tend to be one of those people that likes to let my body do the job it is intended to do - probably why I don't get flu shots (don't ...

My sinus issues are caused from the gluten allergy. My allergist calls it "Bakers Rhinitis", similar to Bakers Asthma only thru sinuses instead of lungs. Apparently what happened is that the gluten caused an allergic reaction (1st sinus infection) and since I was not aware of the problem, ...

I have been reading the Introduction posts since I came here yesterday and one thing I have noticed is quite a few mention low Vitamin D - is this common with MS? My allergist did blood work that showed my Vitamin D level was 12 (which is apparently very low from the reaction I received from my doct...

Welcome to ThisIsMS, Debbie. You seem to have a good medical team. Your symptoms COULD be MS or possibly something else. It is possible that your diagnosis 20 years ago was correct; MS often has periods of activity alternating with quiet periods. Optic neuritis is a common symptom of MS. Although I...

20 yrs ago I went thru all the testing for MS and 1 doctor said I had it - another said I didn't - a third said I did. I left the city I lived in at the time and moved to one that had an MS Center the doctor there said I did not have MS. I was to say the least very frustrated so I decided that IF I ...