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    QUESTION ABOUT BRAIN CELLS?

    HI....I DO A LOT OF REASEARCH ON MS....I CAME TO READ THAT EVERY LESION YOU GET YOU LOSE SOME OF BRAIN CELLS....IS THAT TRUE?

    #2
    I have never heard that, but it is an very interesting question. I will be interested in what others say and I will try to do some research on my own, if I find anything I will report back here.
    hunterd/HuntOP/Dave
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    PPMS DX 2001

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      #3
      I imagine that's probably true. Luckily, we have A LOT of brain cells! The issue with the lesions is whether or not our brain can work around what is lost and find a new neural pathway to perform the same behavior.
      Lori
      Betaseron 2004-2009, Tysabri 2010-2011, Copaxone 2012-2013, Tecfidera 2013...

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        #4
        There's a good video that explains this (thanks for posting about this in another thread, ru4cats ) by Dr. Vollmer of the Rocky Mountain MS Center on YouTube. It's entitled "Perserving Brain/Cognitive Function in MS Patients: Role of Disease Modifying Therapies." My MS Specialist has talked to me about the same thing ... his goal is to protect me from brain atrophy.
        Kimba

        “When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.” ― Max Planck

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