Hearing the Voice of MS
Pseudobulbar affect (PBA) is a neurologic condition that causes sudden, frequent, and involuntary episodes of crying or laughing.
Tags: involuntary emotional expression disorder, ms symptom, ms symptoms, multiple sclerosis, pba, TreatmentsIt is recognized through various studies that spasticity occurs frequently in people with MS with Male gender, older age, and longer duration of the disease showing an increased severity of spasticity.
Tags: involuntary muscle spasms, male gender, ms lesions, muscle stiffness, severe spasticity, troublesome symptomsThere are about 80 different types of sleep disorders, and about 25% of people (that’s 70 million Americans) suffer from them. MS is well represented in the Sleep Disorders department.
sex feetMany symptoms of MS are invisible while others are painfully obvious. All can impact on quality of life and sense of wellbeing. While life changes affect everyone, changes from MS can directly and indirectly affect sexuality
Did you know that people with MS must also contend with pseudo flare-ups? Well we do. As if getting use to the real thing isn’t enough pressure to deal with, we quickly find out we must also contend with the false-positive nature of MS
Not many treatments have been successful in improving gait dysfunction in patients with multiple sclerosis, but now Rhythmic auditory stimulation (RAS) has demonstrated positive results
Nearly one in two (45%) of people surveyed reported to have experienced mobility issues within the first month following diagnosis of multiple sclerosis
Tags: biogen idec, mobility impairment, mobility issues, mobility problems, multiple sclerosisBladder problems associated with MS can be just as unpredictable as the course of the disease itself. While statistics can help in better understanding things it remains true for any MS symptom that each person can have a different experience.
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