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Multiple sclerosis and losing your voice?

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I am a patient not a doctor

This can be indicative of activity in the brain stem region. Which might not show up in a head MRI. This is a real symptom that can present itself to a certain number of patients. If you are not currently seeing a neurologist I encourage anyone with MS to do so, and go to the national MS society site for more info

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