Multiple Sclerosis Articles
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Build Up your Coping Skills for MS - Getting that diagnosis of MS can be both a shock as well as a relief. The relief part comes in probably after years of misdiagnoses and finally knowing what is wrong.
Bladder Control and Multiple Sclerosis - Bladder control issues are one of the symptoms of multiple sclerosis. Those who suffer with this symptom can feel helpless and embarrassed.
Balancing those MS Scales with Meditation - Meditation has proven in many cases to be a great stress reliever and pain alleviator. Meditation improves your mood, boosts your immunity and reduces anxiety and many other ailments.
An Overview of the Four Basic Types of MS - Multiple sclerosis (MS) is not a one size fits all disease. It afflicts each person who has it differently and therefore must be lumped in different categories in order to delineate the progression of the disease.
An Introduction into the World of Multiple Sclerosis - Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a persistent disease which can be quite debilitating because it affects the central nervous system, primarily the spinal cord and brain. Many doctors and medical researchers call MS an autoimmune disease as well because your immune system attacks certain things in your body like the myelin protecting the nerves as if they were alien to the body.
A Promising Look at Neurovax, an MS Vaccine - There are a number of medications that are used in the treatment of multiple sclerosis (MS) but there hasn’t been a vaccine to treat the disease until now. Even though it is still in clinical trials and not available to the public as of yet, this new vaccine is showing a lot of promise.
A Glimpse into MS Vision Problems - When you have MS, it is your nerves that are affected as well as how they send signals out to your body when it comes to movement and other body functions. One of these functions that become affected by the MS is your vision.
A Glimpse into Interferon Therapy for Those with MS - Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune disease which affects the nervous system, particularly the protective sheaths around the nerve bundles called myelin. When these nerves are impeded, the messages sent to the brain and spinal cord become all jumbled up creating a variety of symptoms like weakness, impaired cognitive function, intolerance to heat, tingling or numbness and much more.
A Broad Spectrum of MS Symptoms - Multiple sclerosis is a tricky disease with symptoms that are often attributed to other health problems, often for years, before an accurate diagnosis of MS is assessed. Some people have been ridiculed by doctors for having symptoms that are really “all in their head” while others have battled diagnosis after diagnosis, not coming up with any answers that explain their health problems.
Your Career and MS - Multiple sclerosis usually strikes between ages 20 and 40, right when most of us are really getting our careers into full swing, or when we are defining who we are in the field of work. The diagnosis may come at a time when the pressure is really on to perform in our chosen career and finding out about MS may lead us to believe that our future is somehow diminished by the disease.
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