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Multiple sclerosis beyond visible disability: Recognizing the symptoms patients live with every day
MS is inherently unpredictable. A person may appear physically stable during one evaluation but experience significant ...
India Today on MSN
World MS Day: All about the disease that looks like stress but isn't
Multiple sclerosis goes undetected because its early symptoms mimic common problems. It is highly under-diagnosed in India.
MS symptoms can affect almost any part of the body and appear differently during a flare or remission. But, with the right treatment and management strategies, you can get relief. Multiple sclerosis ...
Many symptoms of MS — fatigue, brain fog, pain — aren't always obvious, so the disease is sometimes regarded as ‘invisible,’ leaving people with MS feeling unheard and unseen. M any hallmark symptoms ...
MS is three times more common in females than in males. Females are more likely to have relapsing forms of MS, with an earlier onset than men. Menstrual changes and more intense fatigue and pain are ...
MS diagnosis means adapting to a new reality – but it can also bring a fresh perspective, says Katie O’Loughlin (44) ...
Often mistaken for stress, fatigue or vertigo, multiple sclerosis is increasingly affecting young adults in India, leaving ...
Psychoactive substances like alcohol and caffeine may ease certain MS symptoms, but can make some symptoms worse, a study ...
Some research suggests that people with multiple sclerosis are at a higher risk of atherosclerosis. An increased risk hasn’t been established, and we don’t know how MS might increase the risk. Having ...
Researchers say delayed diagnosis, lack of awareness, expensive treatment, and poor access to neurological care continue affecting thousands of patients across the world, including India. Experts say ...
Radio personality Mike Brant honors his neurologist, Dr. Raab, reflecting on her care through his 10-year journey with ...
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