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I have smoldering MS.
Smoldering MS can be difficult to detect in clinical practice because doctors don’t routinely use susceptibility-weighted imaging. Researchers are working on new imaging methods and other tools to help detect smoldering lesions and track MS progression more effectively. This ongoing research is crucial for earlier diagnosis Show Full Answer
That is a very interesting question and the material that you mentioned sounds very similar to what I have. I was told by a neurologist that I no longer have Relapse Remitting but I now have Secondary Progressive. Which according to the article is the same thing. He was not treating me properly so I now go the Vanderbilt MS Clinic. My new neurologist is doing a total overhaul of my 30 medications and will be treating me differently. I have other problems that the Mayzent is causing. Thank you for your participation and education.
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