What is the second most common multiple sclerosis (MS) attack?

Brain Stent-Cerebellar Attack is the second most common, constituting about 38 percent of multiple sclerosis (MS) episodes. The cardinal symptoms are the three Charcot discovered in his housekeeper. Today called "Charcot's triad," they include double vision, disturbances of balance and coordination, and speech trouble.

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