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that's a new one for me

He tells me he is sure i will hve a relaps and to continue taking my copaxon.My optic neuritis is still the same

i dnt know wht to do any more

come to DS for DS like the rest of us mice till WE find the cure

He told me to keep taking the copaxon but i dnt know if i should but am afraid to stop taking it cause since ive been on it i hve felt better

I just looked it up it means;

A clinically isolated syndrome (CIS) is a first neurologic episode, lasting at least 24 hours, which is caused by inflammation/demyelination in one or more sites in the central nervous system (CNS). A person with CIS can have a single neurologic sign or symptom-for example, an attack of optic neuritis-that's caused by a single lesion (and referred to as monofocal), or more than one sign or symptom-for example, an attack of optic neuritis accompanied by weakness on one side-caused by lesions in more than one place (and referred to as multifocal).

Well he sounds like he is misinformed. An isolated MS attack cannot be diagnosed for at least 5 years---and it sounds like you have RRMS. I would get another doctor.

maybe this is it - when I was going thru my dx, my neuro sae one brain lesion and said we should do spinal MRIs b/c it could be MS, but it could simply be a 'monophasic demyelinating event' (i.e. one time, no explanation, the Dr words sound a lot fancier, don't they?)
My guess is that you'll get a possible MS dx and get regular MRIs to see if more lesions develop...? he should explain this to you!!!

good luck -Di