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Hi, again. ShigellaShigella enteritis does have a neurotoxin, but it is not considered a likely contender for one of the infections that may set up a person to develop MS. It has, indeed, been studied for this and the evidence just wasn't there. The most likely candidates at this point are EBV, HHV-6, and Chalmydia pneumoniae.
I think you can safely leave out that piece of information from the hisotry you give your neuro.
I think you can safely leave out that piece of information from the hisotry you give your neuro.
Quix, MD
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