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Date Posted: 12:17:48 06/23/00 Fri
Author: Buzz
Subject: Re: Saw the doc. Clinical DX of MS.
In reply to: Joan 's message, "Re: Saw the doc. Clinical DX of MS." on 19:40:09 06/22/00 Thu

Thanks for the hugs!
Jeepers... Now that you ask, I'm not sure! That's a good question... wish I had asked the doc that.
I assumed it was a Dx based on clinical findings, more than labratory findings.
I'll ask the Neuro on Thursday if I remember to.
Jen

> Oh wow Buzz.....hugs. Hope you are feeling better
> soon. So what does a clinical dx of ms mean? I think
> that was a question someone had a few weeks back.
> Maybe it was me even....I can't remember. Maybe you
> can shed some light on that subject for us now.

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