Multiple Sclerosis symptoms

Multiple Sclerosis can affect both genders differently, but since it’s more common in women, we’ve compiled a list of the most common signs and symptoms of MS in women.

Even though there is no known cure for this complex disease, early diagnosis can prevent further damage, such as total vision loss and paralysis. We look into the 14 most common signs and symptoms associated with MS.

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a progressive autoimmune disorder that wears away at the coverings that protect the nerve cells. Affecting about 2.5-million people around the world, MS gradually weakens bodily function by attacking the cells of the brain and spinal column. For some unknown reason, MS affects twice as many women as it does men, […]

It’s true that both cause scarring of the nerve fibers, which is the root of the word “sclerosis,” however, the root cause is different, and therefore, the treatment is different. Let’s take a closer look at the 12 key differences between the two diseases…

Paresthesia is the medical term for the pins and needles numbing that many experience on occasion. People will often refer to this as their arm or leg having ‘fallen asleep.’ While this sensation most often occurs because of pressure put on a nerve, it is typically temporary and does not require any medical treatment. If […]