Dysautonomia is an umbrella term given to condition of a dysfunctional autonomic nervous system with a wide variety of symptoms.
Symptoms can include fainting, cardiovascular issues, and breathing problems. It is also linked to conditions such as Parkinson’s disease and diabetes.
If you have Multiple Sclerosis you will need to become familiar with terms such as paresthesia or numbness in the hands and face.
Paresthesia is the clinical name given to unusual sensations of the extremities. A burning or prickling sensation is felt in the hands, forearms, legs or feet. Occasionally, paresthesia will be felt as numbness or skin crawling in the face or scalp.
The Proud MS Warrior is taking the fight against autoimmune disease to dream-like levels to defeat Multiple Sclerosis.
Estefan was a proud MS Warrior. He fought his disease with everything he had and never gave up. However, as he aged, the fight grew harder and harder.
Charcot’s Neuralgic Triad encapsulates the three most common early symptoms of multiple sclerosis or MS in the French neurologists opinion.
One common trio of multiple sclerosis symptoms is called Charcots Neuralgic Triad. And it includes dysarthria which is difficulty with or unclear speech, nystagmus or involuntary eye movement and intention tremor.
Of the many essential functions the human body must perform flawlessly nd repeatedly autophagy renews our cellular structure.
Another study in mice has shown that a lack of autophagy can be very harmful. When autophagy is not fine-tuning our bodies, you may see weight gain, lethargy, higher cholesterol, and impaired brain function.
Multiple Sclerosis 101 is here to answer all of your questions about the autoimmune disease MS. A progresive brain decline.
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a debilitating disease that affects the central nervous system. It is an autoimmune disease, which means that the body’s immune system mistakenly attacks healthy cells. MS can cause a wide range of physical and mental symptoms, which can make everyday activities very difficult.
The Sweet Smell of MS is a somewhat cheesie introduction to a very serious topic. How we can identify disease from the smell they emit.
Does MS have a specific smell, detectable by a suitably sensitive odour detector? I know that dogs, and even humans with a good sense of smell, can detect Parkinson’s Disease in its early stages.
Is poor circulation a symptom of multiple sclerosis or are the symptoms of MS caused by your possible circulatory problems.
Moving the blood around our bodies is the responsibility of our circulatory system. At the centre of the circulatory system is the heart. Blood is pumped by the heart through a vast network of veins, arteries and capillaries.
The failing nerves in the central nervous system will produce many sensory deficits in multiple sclerosis symptoms when living with MS.
Disturbances in feeling may be thought of as sensory deficits. This symptom is more correctly known as paresthesia. These sensory problems can include numbness, tingling or burning. They may also be perceived as increased sensitivity.
There are many Multiple sclerosis Symptoms and Signs but, what are the early signs of MS and what will be your MS prognosis and future.
As someone who has lived with MS for over 25 years, I feel qualified to discuss the possible Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms and Signs.