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MS is usually thought of as a disease of adults, with the highest incidence of new diagnosis among people in their 20's to 40's. It can rarely occur in children (less than 18) and very rare in children less than 10.
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What other services are available for children with MS?
Is MS hereditary?
How common is MS in children and what is age of onset?
How will I know if my child has MS?
Why is early diagnosis so important?
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