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I had MS for over 20 years without spinal lesions, Did your Dr, get his MD out of a cracker Jack box? Hopefully he wasn't at the Mellen Center or he needs a reeducation.
My son two of the rare forms of multiple sclerosis weston hurst syndrome and marburg variant multiple sclerosis in coma 5weeks just lesions on the brain
Time for a new doctor.
Yes, it is possible to be diagnosed with MS without spinal lesions. According to the McDonald Criteria, MS diagnosis can rely on evidence of brain lesions, clinical symptoms, and other tests like spinal fluid analysis. Spinal lesions are common but not mandatory for diagnosis. If your neurologist is hesitant, consider Show Full Answer
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