Demyelinating lesions, increased IgG in spinal fluid, and chronic relapsing occurrences are characteristic of which autoimmune disease?

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These symptoms are characteristics of multiple sclerosis. Myasthenia gravis is associated with an antiacetylcholine receptor antibody, resulting in muscle weakness. DiGeorge syndrome, SLE, and ulcerative colitis do not have a brain component.

Demyelinating Lesions, Increased IgG in Spinal Fluid, and Chronic Relapsing