Aaron Boster

And they tend to cluster in psychiatric, gynecologic, and gastro-like symptoms.

Because the symptoms are something involving the central nervous system.

So if you said like, could MS cause blank?

The answer is probably yes.

MS doesn't do like skin primarily.

It doesn't do joint primarily, but just about anything else is a possibility.

And so, you know, the most common presentations are an optic neuritis where the optic nerve is affected or a transverse myelitis where the spinal cord is affected or a brainstem syndrome.

But those don't always come to the attention of doctors.

I can't tell you how many times someone says, yeah, I was in my twenties.

I was running a lot.

I thought my shoes sucked because my feet were numb and then it went away.

And so I just ignored it and I didn't see anything else for years.

They probably were having an attack and I'm not trying to suggest that they weren't doing a good job.

They did what all of us do.

We just like keep on keeping on.

And we don't have like a tricorder like on Star Trek where you scan someone.

So there you go.

I wish.

Me too.

The second thing is really old school.