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I was diagnosed with Acute/Chronic Epstein Barr at the age of 15. What that means is the following, my body is always in a state of flux, fighting against itself. Which I believe was the precursor for my . Approximately 13 years later at the age of 28 I was diagnosed with . Now my body in is in a constant state of fighting itself. Between, the , and other my body is left weary.
I’m in no way saying this is anyone else’s journey, but it is mine.

While the exact cause of MS remains a mystery, new research aims to shed a light on what causes MS, how it progresses, and how to reverse its damage. Currently, scientists are uncovering more clues about how the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) might play a role in triggering MS.

Recent research revealed that the body's immune response to EBV can also target the nervous system in certain people, potentially playing a role in the development of MS. Learn more about how these discoveries can help us understand risk factors, develop new treatments, and bring us closer to a world free of MS.
https://ntlms.org/msawEBV-MS

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