Nervous System Disorders and Diseases Articles

Erectile dysfunction can be the cause of several factors that affect MS patients on a psychological and physical level. So it's important to know that there are ways to help treat the issue and better your life, as well as your relationship.

Multiple sclerosis is a horrible auto-immune disease and is incredibly hard to properly diagnose. There's no single test to verify it and a true diagnosis is achieved through a series of tests. Like a spinal tap, for example.

Allodynia, numbness, and tingling are all unfortunate symptoms of multiple sclerosis. There are ways to treat it all and manage the effects, but there is no cure for it. This article will help you better understand how it works.

Avoiding the risk factors within control can help reduce the likelihood of developing this degenerative disease known as multiple sclerosis. This article will go over the important details pertaining to the various factors that contribute to it.

ALS is a rare neurodegenerative disease without a cure. It can be intimidating to walk into a doctor's appointment for the first time after being diagnosed with the disease. This article outlines how to prepare for the appointment.

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis is a rare neurological disease with no cure. This article outlines coping strategies for patients, family members and caregivers that are faced with this devastating disease.

As a patient approaches the severe stage of AD, symptoms will become more problematic and patients will be harder to manage on your own. Memory loss and behavioral changes are likely but are any therapies possible to help manage these cases?

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.