Recognising Abuse in an MS Care Giving Relationship.

None of us would like to think that we would abuse a
vulnerable loved one but the fact is, it happens.

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The risk of fracture in patients with multiple sclerosis

Patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) may be at an increased risk of fracture due to a greater risk of falling and decreased bone density.

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Poor Bone Health May Start Early in People With Multiple Sclerosis

Osteoporosis and low bone density are common in people in the early stages of multiple sclerosis (MS), according to a new study

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Multiple sclerosis relapses are not associated with exercise.

We used a self-report questionnaire to
examine the relationship of different levels of sports activity and
relapses in 632 patients with MS.

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Dogs and Multiple Sclerosis

There are also many ways that dogs can help us when we need a little (or more) assistance with daily living.

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Delivery of healthy babies after natalizumab use for multiple sclerosis: a report of two cases.

Researchers in The Netherlands have studied 2 pregnant women with MS who use Natalizumab

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Recognising Abuse in an MS Care Giving Relationship

Caregiver stress is an internal experience that can result from the physical or emotional burden of caregiving. When a caregiver responds to that stress and isolation by inflicting harm on the person with MS they care for, it becomes abuse.

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Action, Rather than Coping Techniques, Helped MS Patients During Second Lebanon War

Patients who focused their coping on emotional wellbeing when a more direct approach was necessary, suffered more flare-ups of the disease than patients who identified the challenges that the falling missiles were presenting, and regarded the situation as an opportunity for planning and direct action,”

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Emotional changes after a diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis

MS changes us. It causes us to rethink our plans, goals, dreams and aspirations: some changes may be relatively small but some are very significant, and affect several areas of our life.

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Pain in multiple sclerosis part 3 – Secondary pain

Data available in research literature on pain management is sadly lacking so symptom management in MS represents a primary focus for health care professionals.

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