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- Best Balance Exercises for Those With Multiple SclerosisWhen our balance and coordination are off, we are at risk for falls, which can lead to injuries. Balance exercises can help us improve balance and coordination, which in turn, helps us to prevent falls and associated injuries.
People with Multiple Sclerosis and Caregivers Find Help at CanDo.OrgWonderful organization with resources for families of MS victims.- Multiple Sclerosis & Asperger's Syndrome: What is the Connection?If you are concerned about the health issues impairing your neurological system, here is what you need to know about the possible connection to multiple sclerosis and Asperger's syndrome.
Is a Cure for Multiple Sclerosis on the Horizon?Multiple sclerosis is a disease without a cure that has devastated millions. With advances in medicine, we have seen effective treatments, but is a cure for multiple sclerosis on the horizon?
Vitamin D May Help in Preventing Multiple Sclerosis and MS RelapsesVitamin D as treatment is recommended to those with multiple sclerosis and those that might develop it.- Dealing with Multiple Sclerosis One Day at a TimeMultiple sclerosis is an inflammatory disease in which the fatty myelin sheaths around the axons of the brain and spinal cord are damaged, affecting the ability of nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord to communicate with each other.
- Lichen Sclerosis Organic Treatment: How Phytoestrogens Play a RoleLichen sclerosis organic treatment can be effective at helping to alleviate symptoms. Here is what women need to know about caring for their ailments.
- Tuberous Sclerosis: Managing Symptoms of a Genetic DisorderTuberous sclerosis is a complex genetic disorder that must be managed by identifying tumors and symptoms early. If your child has been diagnosed with this condition, here is what you need to know about collaborative care.
- Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis: Lou Gehrig's DiseaseAmyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) will progressively deteriorate nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord that controls your voluntary muscles. A person with ALS will have shrunken nerve cells causing them to disappear with no signs of abnormalities.
Dr. Doofenshmirtz's Evil Zinc Plan and Multiple SclerosisWho knew the use of excessive zinc could mimic multiple sclerosis?
Multiple SclerosisThis article gives and in-depth summary of Multiple Sclerosis.
Hundreds Meet to Beat Multiple Sclerosis in Ardmore, Okla.World MS day is coming up and today hundreds of people met in Ardmore, Oklahoma in an effort to raise awareness and money for the Multiple Sclerosis - Walk to create a world free of MS campaign.- My Path to Being Diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS)I was at a Jerry Seinfeld's concert in San Francisco laughing so hard that I was almost crying. I didn't think anything of it when my right eye first began to water. Little did I know that within a few months I would be diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis.
- The Madness and the Mystery of Multiple Sclerosis (MS)MS is a widely misunderstood disease '" not only by the general public, but even by those who live with it.
- Multiple Sclerosis - Symptoms and TreatmentMultiple sclerosis is a serious medical condition with debilitating symptoms, and treatment for the disease if often ineffective. Doctors are not sure of the exact cause of multiple sclerosis.
- Nuedexta for Pseudobulbar Affect and Multiple SclerosisTo date, it is the only FDA approved medication for PBA as this type of symptom is often overlooked because of possible misdiagnoses.
Multiple Sclerosis: Scarring of Myelin and Effects on the Central Nervous SystemMultiple Sclerosis is a debilitating disease in which the body's own Immune System attacks the Central Nervous System. This article researches the symptoms, complications, and treatment available for Multiple Sclerosis.
Breaking Through the Blood Brain Barrier and Multiple SclerosisThey discussed it working on diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's but it could also have dramatic results for those suffering from multiple sclerosis (MS).- Living a Full Life with Multiple Sclerosis (MS)What are some symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis (MS)? You can live a full life after the diagnosis.
March 14th's Multiple Sclerosis Teleconference Questions and AnswersThe topic is going to be about disease modifying therapies (DMTS) and multiple sclerosis (MS) and is going to be held by Michael Carrithers, MD, VAMC from Madison, WI.- Psoriasis Medication Can Fight Against Multiple SclerosisProfessor Gold talks about Fumaric acid salts influence in treating Multiple Sclerosis
- The Importance of Vitamin D Supplements for Multiple Sclerosis and Other Medical Conditions"For mothers, taking care of their health during their reproductive years may have beneficial effects on the health of their future children or even grandchildren."
- The Link Between Vitamin D and Multiple SclerosisVitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin. It is not a vitamin, which is naturally found in many foods, but it is artificially added to some. Vitamin D is essential for strong bones and is associated with the disease known as rickets.
- Harry Potter Author Donates Millions to Multiple Sclerosis ResearchHarry Potter author J. K. Rowling recently donated £10,000,000 to multiple sclerosis (MS) research '" that translates into more than $15 million U.S. dollars.
- What Are the Symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis?Learning that you have multiple sclerosis (MS) can be devastating news. You may not know what to expect from this degenerative disease. MS is a disease of the central nervous system (CNS) which comprises the brain and spinal cord.
My Elderly Cat Has Lenticular SclerosisHere's the scoop on cataracts in elderly cats, also called Lenticular Sclerosis.- Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency in Multiple SclerosisCCSVI is a controversial theory that impeded blood flow in the neck from the brain could cause MS and that clearing this obstruction can relieve the symptoms of MS, if not cure it completely.
- Why People with Multiple Sclerosis Don't like Warm WeatherMany people with multiple sclerosis head for the air conditioning when the temperatures rise. Find out more about multiple sclerosis and the effect hot weather has on their ability to think and remember.
Multiple Sclerosis: Choosing Your Long Term MedicationI will go over the different Disease Modifying Medications (along with their pros and cons) you have to choose from after being DIagnosed with MS. I
Multiple Sclerosis and SteroidsMedical steroids are often used in the treatment of MS, but lets knock out some of the common misconceptions and really educate you on the types of steroids that are used.
The Four Types of Multiple Sclerosis (MS)There are four different types of MS you can be diagnosed with, let me explain!- What Causes Multiple Sclerosis (MS)?You may know what MS is, but what exactly causes it?
- Multiple Sclerosis: A Basic Guide to Online ResourcesThere are millions of sites out there ready to sell you a bill of goods. This is a list of some safe and factual sources of information.
- Understanding Stem Cell Treatmetn for Multiple SclerosisAs a patient with multiple sclerosis, here is what you need to know about the advantages and expectations associated with stem cell treatment for multiple sclerosis.
- Multiple Sclerosis: The Who, What, Where, When, Why & How of ItMultiple Sclerosis (MS)... some call it the MonSter, or the Beast. It is a demyelinating disease, an invisible illness, a mysterious ailment subject to many misconceptions. Who, what, where, when, why, how... all good questions.
So What is Multiple Sclerosis (MS)?I'll explain to you what MS is in an easy to read and understand manor!- Medical Isn't Only Expense when it Comes to Multiple Sclerosis and the MSAA Can HelpHaving a place like MSAA to help with what they can, and in a timely manner, can mean the difference between frustration and near depression to a much-needed sigh of relief and a smile.
- 10 Straight Facts About Multiple SclerosisMultiple sclerosis is the ultimate player. First you see it, then you don't. If you are confused about MS, you are far from alone.
- 10 Tips for Managing Daily Living with Multiple SclerosisSometimes it's the little things that make a big difference in quality of life and maintaining independence.
- Sharing a Life Altered by Multiple SclerosisIt is possible to share the bad as well as the good and to do it without wallowing or complaining. It is simply stating the facts of life. If others can't handle it, that's not your problem... but people just might surprise you.
