#019: Sensory disturbances in MS – from waddling to electricity shocks
Sensory disturbances in MS are among the common symptoms and range from absorbent cotton and numbness to stabbing pain.
#018: Movement limitations in MS – how to best maintain strength, balance and mobility
Movement limitations in MS affect 90% of all patients. Learn how to maintain your strength, balance and mobility.
#016: What is fatigue and how do you deal with it best?
Fatigue is one of the invisible symptoms of MS and very distressing. But what is chronic fatigue and how do you best manage it? Learn more.
#012: Overview about possible MS Symptoms
Multiple sclerosis is called the disease of 1,000 faces because symptoms vary widely from patient to patient and over the course of MS.
#010: The disease-modifying therapy (DMT) to prevent MS progression
The evaluation of many studies worldwide has shown that the disease-modifying therapy (DMT) is the best tool against the progression of MS.
#009: Motoric Cognitive Risk (MCR) Syndrome in MS. Interview with Dr. Alon Kalron
The Motoric Cognitive Risk (MCR) Syndrome combines cognitive and physical symptoms that increase the fear and actual risk of falling.
#008: Different types of treatment and prevention for MS
Treatment options include relapse management, disease-modifying therapy, symptom management, complementary therapy and a healthy lifestyle.
#007: The types of MS – from prodromal phase to progressive course
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is one disease but it is defined in different types depending on the prominent aspect at the moment of treatement.
#005: Whom do I tell about my MS diagnosis?
The topic today is the pros and cons of dealing openly with the MS diagnosis. Who should know about it and who perhaps (at first) should not.
#003: 10 reasons to see a neurologist who specializes in MS
There are at least 10 reasons to see a MS neurologist when you have MS. THey include expertise, early diagnosis, personalized care, etc.
