Multiple sclerosis
Sometimes a defect in the immune system causes a protective layer around the nerve fibers called the myelin. It attacks and injures or breaks it. This makes it difficult for the brain to send signals to the rest of the body through myelin and thus disrupts communication between the brain and the body.
This long-term and incurable condition is called multiple sclerosis or MS for short.
Symptoms of MS
The symptoms of MS may vary from person to person. Some people have only a few harmless symptoms, such as blurred vision and tremors in the legs. But in some people, the disease can become serious and lead to paralysis. It can cause epilepsy and blindness because this disease can affect any part of the human body.
Therefore, there are numerous symptoms of this disease which are as follows.
- Muscle weakness and stretch ...
Hearing loss of any part of the body...
Urinary incontinence or obstruction of urine flow.
Constipation.....
Feeling constantly tired...
Dizziness...
Sexual weakness .....
Trembling in the hands .....
Tremors in the body ...
Stuttering in the tongue...
Impairment in movement and balance...
Decreased vision .....
Various eye diseases...
Memory issues...
Depression and irritability...
Pain in different parts of the body
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Diagnosis of MS.
The following tests are performed to diagnose MS.
- MRI scan of the brain...
Neuro conduction test .....
Spinal fluid analysis ..... etc ...
In addition, tests can be done for other diseases whose symptoms are similar to MS .....
Risk Factors
Although science has not determined why this disease occurs, there are a few factors that increase the risk of contracting MS.
Genetic Factors
Some families have genetic factors that increase the risk of MS many times over ... !!
Age
MS symptoms first appear in most people between the ages of twenty and forty .....!
Gender
The risk of MS is twice as high in women as in men.
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Smoking
People who smoke have a higher risk of developing MS than the general population .....!
Vitamin deficiency
According to modern research, vitamin D and vitamin B12 deficiency can also increase the risk of MS to some extent ...!
Treatment of MS
Although permanent treatment of MS is not possible.
But the severity of the disease can be controlled with some medication therapies, and the disease can be prevented from getting worse.
The medications prescribed for each patient are different...
Remember that these drugs also have many side effects, so these drugs should be used according to the doctor's advice .....!
Natural Remedies for MS
As I mentioned above, there is no permanent cure, but we can temporarily control or reduce its symptoms and avoid further damage ...
So its natural remedy is Ginkgo Biloba...
Ginkgo biloba boosts brain function. It increases blood circulation to the brain and improves memory ...
In addition, it has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, so its use reduces inflammation of myelin, and it protects myelin from further damage.
Ginkgo biloba supplements are common...
Or you can use Ginkgo Biloba powder 600mg daily with milk or water.
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Extremely important.
As ginkgo Biloba increases blood circulation, pregnant women should avoid it...
Otherwise, there is a risk of excessive bleeding during delivery...
It can also interact with other blood thinner therapies, aspirin, etc.
Therefore, patients who are already taking any medicine should use it after consulting their doctor...
Consult a neurologist or neurosurgeon to avoid any further complications.
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