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Posted on March 14, 2024March 14, 2024 Multiple Sclerosis

Selma Blair Multiple Sclerosis Update Explained by Neurologist

I n a recent instagram post, American actor Selma Blair explains that her MS is “in remission” but that she still battles pain, fatigue, and other chronic symptoms. What is “remission,” how does MS cause pain, and what is the treatment “IVIG” that she is receiving.

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