ASSOCIATION OF MULTIPLE NEUROLOGICAL DISEASES IN YOUNG FEMALE: CASE REPORT

Abstract

A 20-year-old female was diagnosed as a case of epilepsy since 1995. The patient was diagnosed as a case of myasthenia gravis in April 2002. Since 1999, her complaint became more announcing over two years. Until April 2002, when the patient consulted a neurologist, she was diagnosed as case of Myasthenia gravis. The patient diagnosed as a case of multiple sclerosis then after. The key to the clinical criteria for the diagnosis was lesions disseminated in space and in time. This case may represent an association of multiple neurological diseases of dysimmune reaction.Key worlds: Multiple Sclerosis, Myasthenia and epilepsy