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Multiple sclerosis

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• - Do you have a carer?
  Hello everyone, Just a general question today, do you have a carer? If so, who is it? Has them being your carer changed your relationship? Please comment below and share :)
• - Brain fog: Causes and how to cope
  Brain fog affects a variety of mental processes, including memory and concentration. It can be a symptom of a medical condition or may be related to lifestyle factors, such as stress or diet.   W
• - Steroids side effects
  I've recently had my 3rd relapse since being diagnosed in 2012. I have had the 5 day high dose course of steroids before and I am used to the unpleasant side effects - constant nausea and everything t

Current topics:

• - Mavenclad
  Hey ive just been given the new drug mavenclad...i havent started it yet but due to in the next couple of weeks. I dont know much about it only what ive read....is there anyone on it so i can at least
• - Aubagio
  hey guys, ive recently been put on aubagio, ive been on it for around 3 months. Is anyone else on this medication? The reason Im asking is Im getting quite a lot of diahorea on a daily basis. I do hav
• - Seeing consultant tomorrow.
  18 months ago when my daughter (21yrs) became pregnant she presented with several symptoms, her balance was effected, her left eye became squinted she also had hearing problems. A scan showed many sca

Current topics:

• - 10 best exercises for MS patients
  Exercise has lots of benefits for MS patients, having an impact on many aspects of their life - from managing symptoms to improving the mood. Indeed, according to a review published in August 201
• - MS drug hope for secondary-progressive stage
  A study of a new drug to treat advanced cases of multiple sclerosis suggests it may be possible to delay progression of the disease in the short term, although the effects were small. In a trial of 1
• - Potential new MS drug could regenerate myelin
  New research could lead to treatments for multiple sclerosis that regenerate myelin, the fatty coating that insulates nerve fibers and protects signals between brain cells. Scientists from the Univ