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Transverse myelitis is mostly diagnosed true route of elimination so most people have to go through every single test imaginable typically it's around 360 + blood screenings MRI from brain to tailbone with and without contrast along with spinal tap our typical for Diagnostic care the biggest issue is transverse myelitis is caused by several different things so it can be contracted through vaccine via viral it can be contracted through bacteria that attacks the central nervous system it can be contracted through autoimmune disease it can be and most likely an 85% or more people a transverse either have MS prior to itm attack or vice versa people after a transverse myelitis attack will develop MS. Also if transverse myelitis is caused by its own actual autoimmune disease you're far more likely to also develop systemic lupus and MS along with those attacks and the attacks are also able reoccur as well. The initial information that and data that was out was that 1/3 recover well 1/3 partially recovering 1/3 never recover those numbers have changed drastically. The current research is showing that we really only about 15 to 20% fully recover with no long-term effects and usually those people suffered very mild cases of inflammation in the spinal cord they may not have even and it up with a lesion on the cord it could have just been inflammation that was immediately found and brought back down by steroids the rest will suffer from permanent damage for the rest of their lives the other third that suffers from it being autoimmune disease related may experience many pallets of partial recovery but you never know when it's going to hit you again how hard it will hit you or how long it will last and if it's in combination with MS or systemic lupus those statistics of repairing or having remission is very small percentage because you're battling all 3 at the same time the body really has a reprieve.