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Receiving a Diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis
The initial diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis (also known as MS) is scary. We feel a wide range of emotions of everything from shock to relief. Typically by the time diagnosis is reached, we’ve been through a battery of tests and … Continue reading
MS flare? When to call the doctor…
For many people suffering with MS, knowing when to call the doctor is a difficult decision. Questions abound as to the significance of symptoms and what exactly is an exacerbation compared to the new “normal” for the patient. An exacerbation … Continue reading
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Tagged Demyelinating Diseases, exacerbation, flare, MS, Multiple sclerosis, Neurological Disorders, relapse, Symptom
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Monitoring Cognitive Decline in MS or Cog-Fog the Untold Story
Monitoring Cognitive Decline in Multiple Sclerosis Many Multiple Sclerosis patients experience a condition referred to as “Cog-Fog”. Cog-Fog varies from person to person but the majority of complaints come in the form of; loss of memory, inability to concentrate, language … Continue reading