Body & Health Conditions Articles

A multiple sclerosis cluster would be a certain area where more people seem to develop the disease. Determining where your cluster is can help doctors better treat you and improve the treatment of future MS patients.

While dizziness, balance, and vertigo are terms that are used interchangeably, there’s actually an hierarchy tree that described the relationship between them as they relate to multiple sclerosis and how you should approach the symptoms.

Just like the initial symptoms of multiple sclerosis, the secondary and tertiary symptoms must be managed in order to avoid additional damage to an already compromised body. This article will overview everything you need to know.

Any respiratory infection will lead to a worsening of COPD symptoms, but the flu is much more serious than a common cold. What do you need to know?

Managing the complex symptoms of multiple sclerosis is similar to managing the more common symptoms. This article will overview the various ways your can manage them yourself or with the help of a medical professional.

Unfortunately, there are no cures for multiple sclerosis, but there are a number of treatments to help slow the progression of the disease, as well as to assist with reducing the episodes, or relapses, of symptoms.

Sexual dysfunction in women who suffer from multiple sclerosis can have physical and psychological causes alike. It's important for both people in the relationship to know that there are ways you can help manage and treat the effects of SD for women.

Of all the symptoms of multiple sclerosis, weakness is the most prevalent. Weakness in cognitive function, muscle reaction, brain function, and speech. While there's no cure for MS, there are ways you can treat weakness in MS patients.

Proper medication can help alleviate a lot of the symptoms of multiple sclerosis, even help manage relapses. There are few to choose from and this article overview the details of each one so you can talk to your doctor to see which is right for you.

It can take years to properly diagnose multiple sclerosis and it often take a number of different tests, like magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). This article goes over exactly what you should know about MRIs and MS.