MS Symptoms

  Many individuals living with MS will experience changes in their emotions and their cognitive functions over time. Depression and anxiety, as well as changes in memory, attention, visual perception…

  Interesting MS Presentation at MS Life 2016 on Managing Cognitive Changes. The MS presentation includes topics like; Importance of Understanding Cognitive Changes, Where in the brain is memory processed…

  To some, fatigue might sound like a symptom you can get over pretty quickly — just rest up, and you’ll be refreshed and ready to go. But when you’re…

  Pain can be one of the most difficult “invisible” symptoms to describe. Pain might feel like squeezing, crushing, cold, hot, stabbing, burning, or a tightness in the chest. In…

  In this multiple sclerosis video from May 2015, Professor Clare Fowler, an uro-neurologist answers questions regarding the management of bladder problems. She explains why bladder problems can happen in…

  Do you have difficulty sleeping? Could you do with some strategies to improve your sleep? These are some of the topics that are discussed in this MS webinar. Many…

  Dr. Ollie Jay provides an very detailed 1 hour webinar update on his research into the impact of heat for people with multiple sclerosis. This particular MS and Heat…

  OhioHealth neurologist Dr. Jacqueline Nicholas discusses the affect MS has on common body functions as Blader, Bowel and Sexual Dysfunction. There are two main types of bladder problems in…

  Beyond optic neuritis, there are several other vision problems common in Multiple Sclerosis, including double vision (diplopia due to misalignment or INO) and oscillopsia (due to nystagumus). Tariq Bhatti,…

  While spasticity affects more than 12 million people worldwide- including 80% of MS patients- its causes, effects and treatments are not clearly understood. Spasticity is a condition in which…