choosybeggar
01-04-2001, 07:00 PM
Tonight on the News Hour (formerly of McNeil and Lehrer fame) they did a piece on healthcare for the disabled. The story began with this lady suffering from multiple sclerosis.
They stated that her life was way cool until about two years prior to the interview. She had been involved in a minor car accident and was not injured. However, they stated, the minor trauma set her up to develop MS.
Is there any evidence to support this notion? That minor trauma can precipitate MS in an asymptomatic individual, perhaps someone with an underlying predisposition?
They stated that her life was way cool until about two years prior to the interview. She had been involved in a minor car accident and was not injured. However, they stated, the minor trauma set her up to develop MS.
Is there any evidence to support this notion? That minor trauma can precipitate MS in an asymptomatic individual, perhaps someone with an underlying predisposition?