9 Things You Should Know About Managing Acute Short Term Pain When You Have Multiple Sclerosis
Short term, acute pain comes hand in hand with multiple sclerosis. A very important thing if you’re suffering from MS is to try and stay as positive as possible. But there are other things you can do to help, this article goes over a few ideas.
5 Things You Should Know About Speech Problems if You Have Multiple Sclerosis
While speech problems are inevitable in most cases where people have been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis but there are a number of treatments and things you can do to cope with it.
4 Things You Should Know About Managing Pruritus (Itching) When You Have Multiple Sclerosis
Itching is yet another common symptom that people who have been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis end up experiencing. This article will overview the symptoms of pruritus and how to deal with them properly.
ALS In Future: What Research Is Being Done?
ALS is a rare neurodegenerative disease that currently has no cure. Research institutes and pharmaceutical companies all over the world are conducting cutting-edge research to try and find a cure. This article outlines the major areas of research.
15 Things Caregivers Should Know About Skin Changes And Bed Sores In ALS Patients
Patients with ALS, a neurological disorder, are at a higher risk for develop bedsores due to limited mobility. This articles outlines 15 things caregivers and patients should know about identifying and treating bedsores.
What Should You Know About ALS, Dementia and Cognitive Problems
Some patients with ALS, a rare neurological disease, develop cognitive impairment and/or dementia. This article discusses the connection between dementia and ALS, and the symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of dementia in this patient population.
19 Ways Caregivers Can Adjust Diet And Maximize Nutrition In ALS Patients
Patients with ALS, a neurodegenerative disease, develop bulbar symptoms, which affect eating and swallowing. This article outlines strategies that patients and caregivers can employ to adjust the patient's diet in a way to minimize malnutrition.
COPD Treatment: When Is It time To Take Antibiotics?
What do you need to know about the role antibiotics can play in the treatment of COPD, and how do you recognize the signs that you may need an antibiotic — so you can let your doctor know promptly?
12 Lifestyle Changes COPD Patients Must Adopt To Increase The Chance Of Successful Treatment
What lifestyle changes will improve your quality of life if you suffer from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)?
The 3 Types of Multiple Sclerosis And Stages: Explaining The Difference
A deep examination of the 3 kinds of multiple sclerosis and their stages, plus how to know the differences.