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May 20th, 2008

I have so many aches and pains and feel like something is not right. I am very fatigued and take 2-3 naps a day, I could sleep all day. I am a restless sleeper at night with many dreams and wake up very tired. I have gone to a neurologist and allergist and had numerous tests. the only thing noted was my ferritin level is 13, so low. I am having an mri next week to rule out MS. What excatly would be symptoms for MS and what else can they find in an MRI?

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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov

replied May 21st, 2008

Multiple Sclerosis Answer A4161

If you had multiple sclerosis demyelinisating plaques on the brainâs MRI-scan should be seen. Headache, sleeping disorders, and pains are not so typical for MS but you can check for it anyway. It is possible that you may have a tension headache due to muscle stiffness on the neck and back which is caused by the spinal osteoarthritis.

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