MS in a minute: Relapses
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A flare up or exacerbation is a period of worsening symptoms that can either be new symptoms or the return or worsening of existing ones. To be classed as a new relapse, these symptoms must last longer than 24 hours and they must occur at least 30 days from the start of the last relapse.
Published: 2019
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