Multiple Sclerosis
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First Signs of Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis (MS) occurs due to multiple hardened tissue changes in the nervous system. Many symptoms, such as loss of…
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THE ROLE OF MRI IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
How does MRI work? Magnetic resonance has been a valuable tool for chemical analysis for most of last century, but…
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What happens at the beginning?
Once the diagnosis has been made, it is crucial that the patient is given time and opportunity to ask questions,…
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What is the role of steroids in progressive MS?
While it is now common practice to use steroids for MS relapses, the situation in other types of MS is…
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If it’s in the family, will I get Multiple Sclerosis?
The short answer is probably not. There is no doubt that genetic factors play a part in the development of…
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An Attack of Nerves
If you can imagine an electrical cord with insulation that’s frayed and worn away in places, causing a short in…
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Practical Considerations
Recreation and Travel One of the most frustrating aspects of chronic illness or disability is the effect it has on…
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Staying as Healthy as Possible
There is no question that the day-to-day struggle to cope with multiple sclerosis can be exhausting. One often despairs that…
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Gender-Related and Family Issues
Special Issues for Woman Multiple sclerosis (MS) is more common in women than in men—approximately 70 to 75 percent of…
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Multiple Sclerosis and the Family
The diagnosis of multiple sclerosis for the mother or father of a family must have some impact on the family…
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