Animated Multiple Sclerosis Patient
Animated Multiple Sclerosis Patient
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What is Multiple Sclerosis?
Expert neurologists describe multiple sclerosis (MS) and provide an overview of the disease. MS is a disease of the central nervous system (CNS), which consists of the brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves. Inflammation in the CNS results in loss of myelin, leading to impaired neurological function. The experts also talk about who gets MS, and the role of age and gender.
To learn more visit: www.AnimatedMSPatient.com
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Відео

Fatigue and Multiple Sclerosis
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Patients talk about their experiences with fatigue, which is one of the most common symptoms associated with Multiple Sclerosis. They discuss how their fatigue differs from other types of fatigue, and the best ways to manage it. To learn more visit: www.AnimatedMSPatient.com
Treatment of Multiple Sclerosis
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Expert neurologists provide an overview of the treatment and management of MS. There are three types of therapy used to treat MS: drugs to treat acute attacks; drugs that modify the course of the disease (called disease modifying agents); and interventions to treat symptoms. The role of diet, exercise, health supplements, and lifestyle changes are also discussed. To learn more visit: www.Animat...
Symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis
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Expert neurologists describe the variety of symptoms that may be associated with MS, and how long these symptoms may last. Common symptoms include numbness and tingling, vision problems, weakness, difficulty walking, fatigue, depression, balance problems, poor coordination, tremor, and memory or focus impairment. The types of pain that occur in MS are also discussed. To learn more visit: www.An...
Does heat make your MS symptoms worse?
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Some circumstances can make symptoms of MS worse. One such factor is heat. Learn from a patient's perspective how daily activities are successfully managed to minimize excessive heat exposure. www.AnimatedMSPatient.com
How was your Multiple Sclerosis diagnosed?
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Patients with MS discuss how their diagnoses were made, including the tests they underwent and what they experienced during those tests. To learn more visit: www.AnimatedMSPatient.com
Experience with disease modifying therapies
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Patients with MS talk about their personal experiences with disease modifying therapies, and how they feel about staying on them even if benefits are not immediately apparent. To learn more visit: www.AnimatedMSPatient.com
How are Multiple Sclerosis symptoms managed?
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Expert neurologists provide an overview of the different interventions used to manage MS symptoms. Interventions to treat symptoms can include drug treatments or may include non-drug based strategies, such as physical therapy and lifestyle changes. To learn more visit: www.AnimatedMSPatient.com
How has Multiple Sclerosis changed your life?
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Multiple sclerosis can be an unpredictable disease, and can often lead to anxiety. In this video, MS patients share encouraging views about overcoming anxiety and emphasize that having a good support team of doctors, nurses, social workers, family members, access to reliable information as well as a proactive, positive approach, can lead to fulfilling lives despite the challenges of their disea...
What are disease modifying agents for Multiple Sclerosis?
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Expert neurologists provide an overview of disease modifying agents that alter the course of MS. Examples include interferon-beta, glatiramer acetate, mitoxantrone, natalizumab, teriflunomide, fingolimod, and dimethyl fumarate. The experts also talk about how these drugs are administered and emphasize that it is important for patients to discuss with their physicians how to best choose the righ...
Advice for using internet for MS resources
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Patients with MS share practical advice for newly diagnosed patients about how to efficiently navigate the internet when searching for information on their disease. To learn more visit: www.AnimatedMSPatient.com
How are attacks of Multiple Sclerosis treated?
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Expert neurologists discuss the treatment of acute attacks in MS, including the various drugs that are commonly used such as intravenous corticosteroids and adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH). The drugs used to treat acute attacks are believed to help shorten the length and severity of the attack. Experts also talk about what happens when excessive heat triggers a "pseudo-attack" in patients wi...
Differential diagnosis for Multiple Sclerosis
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In this video, expert neurologists describe the differential diagnosis process that is used to exclude other neurological conditions that can mimic MS. Examples of other conditions that mimic MS include: Lyme disease, sarcoidosis, Sjogren's syndrome, syphilis, lupus erythematosus, and vitamin B-12 deficiency. To learn more visit: www.AnimatedMSPatient.com
Disease progression in Multiple Sclerosis
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Disease progression in Multiple Sclerosis
Diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis
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Diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis
How often do you see the doctor for your MS?
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How often do you see the doctor for your MS?
What were your initial symptoms of MS and their treatment?
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What were your initial symptoms of MS and their treatment?
Treatment of Multiple Sclerosis
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Treatment of Multiple Sclerosis
Understanding Multiple Sclerosis
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Understanding Multiple Sclerosis
What is an MRI and spinal tap?
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What is an MRI and spinal tap?
How is your life different after being diagnosed with MS?
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How is your life different after being diagnosed with MS?
How did you find out you had Multiple Sclerosis?
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How did you find out you had Multiple Sclerosis?
Causes of Multiple Sclerosis
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Causes of Multiple Sclerosis
What is it like having an MRI?
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Patients with MS share their personal experiences about what it is like to have an MRI procedure. To learn more visit: www.AnimatedMSPatient.com
Diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis
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This animation describes the tools and tests used to diagnose multiple sclerosis (MS), as well as the symptoms suggestive of MS. Also, the animation explains the four different kinds of MS: relapsing-remitting MS, secondary-progressive MS, primary progressive MS and progressive relapsing MS. To learn more visit: www.AnimatedMSPatient.com

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @amandatyler3485
    @amandatyler3485 26 днів тому

    _I am so happy for my Sister, she got cured of her Multiple Sclerosis just few weeks of using Dr Madida Sam herbal supplements🌿🌿🌱🌱_

  • @wendychan6679
    @wendychan6679 4 місяці тому

    There is a 3rd form of MS called PIRA (progression independent of relapse activity). This is said to be common among RRMS people. It is a new discovery. At the time you first get MS the progressive part is probably so minor that it is easily missed and the neurologist will be focused on the relapses. Also, there have been a number of posts by neurologists saying PPMS and SPMS are the same disease.

  • @harrietisrael8351
    @harrietisrael8351 7 місяців тому

    I was so lucky to get rid of my Multiple Sclerosis (MS) after using DR ALAHO OLU on UA-cam herbal supplements for three weeks. He has medicine for HPV, HSV, ALS and MND.❤❤️❤️❤️

  • @harrietisrael8351
    @harrietisrael8351 7 місяців тому

    I was so lucky to get rid of my Multiple Sclerosis (MS) after using DR ALAHO OLU on UA-cam herbal supplements for three weeks. He has medicine for HPV, HSV, ALS and MND.❤❤️❤️❤️

  • @reginacarroll8306
    @reginacarroll8306 Рік тому

    Another great video. I was told exactly this 35 yrs ago when I was diagnosed. Good optimistic information for the newly diagnosed.

  • @boober4630
    @boober4630 Рік тому

    My vision suddenly went blurry one evening which I later found was diplopia, one eye not looking the same direction as the other, and then the MRI showed three oval white spots on my brain. That was all that was needed to diagnose MS.

  • @markscott9622
    @markscott9622 Рік тому

    Thank you.

  • @my2dogs
    @my2dogs Рік тому

    Why would the neurologist send me to a neuropsychologist?

  • @georgecoasta6923
    @georgecoasta6923 Рік тому

    Walking myself was difficult for me because of my parkinson health situation but am happy that Dr Madida medicine on youtube I was able to get cured. Now I can walk properly🙏🙏

  • @JEBBY123IFY
    @JEBBY123IFY Рік тому

    Of course cost effective ness...so we continue to be sick and wait 6-9 months while other organs start failing and then have five Drs and are too sick to keep running for one test at a time for years! This healthcare system is broken! We need to be admitted and all of it done at once! $$$ is always the bottom line! So sick of lazy Drs in this country and hospitals that have to save money!!

  • @rajkumaragarwal5028
    @rajkumaragarwal5028 2 роки тому

    My doctor says that my son is suffering from ppms his hands tremors doctor is giving him rituximab injection tap of the spinal cord is normal glands are normal pl advise my son is 26yrs old pl suggest

    • @ParallaxView111
      @ParallaxView111 Рік тому

      I wish I could share links here, but I am blocked from doing so. If you look into it, MS is caused by the Epstein Barr Virus. So are most autoimmune disorders. There's also the cytomegalovirus that more closely resembles MS than EBV. Try high dose vitamin C. Find a place that does vitamin C infusions and put him on 3 to 4 grams a day. Also have him take resveratrol twice a day, and stagger that with NAC 1 gram + glycine 1 gram, twice a day. This will put both of these viruses in remission.

    • @ParallaxView111
      @ParallaxView111 Рік тому

      Also make sue your son is getting adequate B12. A B12 deficiency resembles multiple sclerosis. Folic acid prevents pernicious anemia, which is what they usually use too test for a B12 residency. Don't trust that test.

    • @ParallaxView111
      @ParallaxView111 Рік тому

      Please watch this documentary on B12 ua-cam.com/video/BvEizypoyO0/v-deo.html

  • @SO-te5cl
    @SO-te5cl 2 роки тому

    Alan MacDonald : MS is a parasitosis

  • @SimpleEnglishHub-
    @SimpleEnglishHub- 2 роки тому

    I am on Gilenya - 6th year. No dusability yet- but too many plaques in brain, neck, dorsal. No active lesion now. Doc asks me if i should now switch to Ocrevus. I am afaid which is better for me. Follow with Gilenya or NOW switch OCREVUS before too late? On Gilenya, i never had attack- earlier roughly every 6 yrs.

  • @dprince5271
    @dprince5271 2 роки тому

    All thanks to DR. OSAKA on UA-cam Channel for curing me from multiple sclerosis with his natural herbal diet.

  • @marcusvincent4273
    @marcusvincent4273 2 роки тому

    Have been confirmed negative of MS, thank you Dr mason channel on UA-cam..indeed your medications works wonders..keep saving lives

  • @flh5959
    @flh5959 2 роки тому

    It's clear that it's unclear

    • @henp99
      @henp99 Рік тому

      Thanks for giving me a laugh going down this long Rabbit Hole of MS

  • @smmcb647
    @smmcb647 2 роки тому

    Listening to these comments is scary! I was diagnosed 5 months ago and moving on to Ocrevus next year. I’m hoping to get onto a plateau and stop deteriorating - please God!

  • @donnadigangi1911
    @donnadigangi1911 2 роки тому

    I'm 69 years old and female. I was diagnosed a couple of years ago with (SPMS) and I was beyond scared! My lung function test indicated 49% capacity. After having had flu a year ago, the shortness of breath, coughing and chest pains continued even after being treated with antibiotics. I've been smoking two packs a day for 46 years. Being born without a sternum caused my ribs to be curled in just one inch away from my spine, resulting to underdeveloped lungs. At age 34 I had surgery and it was fixed. Unfortunately my smoking just caused more damage to my already under developed lungs. The problem was having is that I enjoy smoking and don't want to give up! Have tried twice before and nearly went crazy and don't want to go through that again. I saw the fear in my husband and children's eyes when I told them about my condition then they start to find solution on their own to help my condition.I am an 69 now who was diagnose (SPMS) emphysema which I know was from my years of smoking. I started smoking in school when smoking was socially acceptable. I remember when smoking was permitted in hospitals. It was not known then how dangerous cigarettes were for us, and it seemed everybody smoked but i was able to get rid of my (SPMS) lung condition through the help of total cure herbal foundation my husband bought, please email dr for your cure on [ovie.miraclemedicine1@gmail.com] has the right herbal formula to help you get rid and repair any lung conditions and cure you totally with their natural organic herbs,it class products at affordable prices. Purchase these medicines and get the generic medicines delivered in USA, UK & Australia,I wish anybody who starts smoking at a young age would realize what will eventually happen to their bodies if they continue that vile habit throughout their life contact him via WhatsApp no +2349056393169 address good luck.

  • @bellew9490
    @bellew9490 2 роки тому

    Can the other diseases be found in blood tests?

  • @chronicliberation
    @chronicliberation 2 роки тому

    It’s just diet. You can get to remission using diet. ua-cam.com/video/a4kPfAgiDGE/v-deo.html There are lots of different diets for multiple sclerosis, but natural cures can’t be patented, so the conventional/allopathic medical system suppresses them. Luckily, the naturopathic doctors are replacing the medical doctors. I’m in the process of permanently curing myself right now using classical homeopathy. There’s also biomagnetic therapy or even MMS/chlorine dioxide, and other options.

  • @goldenbergconstruction1656
    @goldenbergconstruction1656 3 роки тому

    What about numbness that lasts for weeks in Late Onset?

  • @johngram1866
    @johngram1866 3 роки тому

    Nice

  • @mohamedorayith4626
    @mohamedorayith4626 3 роки тому

    I didn't quite figure the difference between primary and secondary progressive MS? Could someone explain please

    • @yourdailydoseofsalt9021
      @yourdailydoseofsalt9021 2 роки тому

      If I understand right. Progressive MS is more consistent symptoms. Whereas it's quite common with regular/primary MS for symptoms to dissipate and return over time with no particular pattern. For example, my Mum had her first flare of MS at 25 but it was ushered aside as something else, now in her 40s she had returns of the same symptoms but had been unbothered it for a good decade and a half. Progressive MS is also a more linear series of effects to coordination and movement. Im not definite but I imagine that happens in episodes of consistency where the immune system attacks a certain group of nerves. PS: I'm no expert, just educating myself for my Mum

    • @rebekajah
      @rebekajah 2 роки тому

      primary progressive is when you go down with the worst form of MS from the beginning. secondary progressive is when you develop that stage later, having previously had the relapsing-remitting form.

    • @SimpleEnglishHub-
      @SimpleEnglishHub- 2 роки тому

      @@rebekajah yes. that is correct.

  • @robertdobie2544
    @robertdobie2544 3 роки тому

    Is anyone thinking Isaac Asimov’s doppelgänger?

  • @JustMe-yk1bx
    @JustMe-yk1bx 3 роки тому

    the best summary

  • @lakhbirtomar7963
    @lakhbirtomar7963 3 роки тому

    Thanks for this video..I was searching for oral DMD medicines and found here...thanks again.

  • @DoorDashers791
    @DoorDashers791 3 роки тому

    I got diagnosed with sinus tachycardia Cardiologist said its multiple sclerosis related..neurologist said I don't think so Unbelievable.

    • @erenjaeger2191
      @erenjaeger2191 2 роки тому

      I think I have the same what’s the treatment, are those fast hard eat comes and go?

    • @DoorDashers791
      @DoorDashers791 2 роки тому

      @@erenjaeger2191 beta blocker medication 💊 I'm on metropal 25 mg low dose 2 x a day

    • @sanjaykumar6599
      @sanjaykumar6599 Рік тому

      How are u now

    • @DoorDashers791
      @DoorDashers791 Рік тому

      @@sanjaykumar6599 ok so far the episides come and go

    • @sanjaykumar6599
      @sanjaykumar6599 Рік тому

      @@DoorDashers791 are u diagnosed with ms what are ur symptoms

  • @lilbolilbo1923
    @lilbolilbo1923 3 роки тому

    I've had ms at least 11 years. Diagnosis in 2013. I notice this year... covid, isolation, leaving my lifetime abuser after 19 years, my 4year old having cancer, I have been having a LOT of uncontrollable nerve spasms lately. It is sonfristrating and humiliating when I cant control it in front of others. I worry I'm getting worse or maybe im.just being paranoid and I'm fine and it's just from the stress.

  • @patsonlim528
    @patsonlim528 3 роки тому

    if all cancer are not dealt with with ms it will continue to kill cancer are like dotcom bastard selfish ungrateful and will kill it’s own mother for some money

  • @darrelmorgan6266
    @darrelmorgan6266 3 роки тому

    I keep reading that MS is not fatal. That said, just in August of this year a close friend and coworker died in her sleep. It took until just a few weeks ago for the final coroners report and toxicology tests to come out and the primary cause of death listed was Multiple Sclerosis. She did not fall, did not have pneumonia or any of the other things I have seen listed as possibilities when someone actually dies from MS. She died in her sleep and her husband only realized something was wrong when she would not get up that morning and he turned her over and her lips were blue. The only thing that I do know for certain is that she never ever had treatment or took medication for her MS and I assume she likely had it for years. Just don't understand what actually physically took place within her body that killed her as relates to MS and I have yet to read anywhere that describes anyone dying from it other than from ancillary causes. Something about her MS very definitely caused her death but what(?)

    • @jobrownsmith116
      @jobrownsmith116 3 роки тому

      i'm thinking she had bilateral brainstem lesions. Certain parts of the brainstem controls breathing. It does happen on the brainstem. But hard to say.

    • @darrelmorgan6266
      @darrelmorgan6266 3 роки тому

      @@jobrownsmith116 Thank you for your reply. It's been tough to deal with because she was someone I and others of course cared a lot about. But it was even more of a shock considering the coroner declared her death as a result of "demylenating(sp?) disease, likely Multiple Sclerosis" when we were all lead to believe MS was not a fatal disease. Just left us in a state of shock.

  • @DrBrandonBeaber
    @DrBrandonBeaber 3 роки тому

    I actually made a video looking at the average Prognosis from MS EPIC UCSF Study: ua-cam.com/video/DGAgCARu4fo/v-deo.html The MS-EPIC study: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27464... Of those who start with relapsing MS, the proportion who require a cane to walk 100 meters (EDSS 6.0) : 4.7% at 10 years 16.2% at 20 years over 50% at 40 years. Transition to secondary progressive MS is 6.4% at 10 years 24.2% at 20 years over 50% at 40 years.

  • @DuongThuy-xx9hp
    @DuongThuy-xx9hp 3 роки тому

    Appreciate video content! Excuse me for chiming in, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you heard the talk about - Seyrooklyn Salient Supremacy (do a google search)? It is a smashing exclusive guide for overcoming the symptoms of multiple sclerosis minus the normal expense. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my old buddy Taylor got amazing success with it.

  • @davidmartinezvillegas3261
    @davidmartinezvillegas3261 3 роки тому

    Cheers for the Video! Forgive me for butting in, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you tried - Seyrooklyn Salient Supremacy (do a search on google)? It is a smashing exclusive guide for overcoming the symptoms of multiple sclerosis minus the normal expense. Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my mate after many years got great results with it.

  • @hubbabunna6935
    @hubbabunna6935 3 роки тому

    I’m being tested now for MS. My doc said my physical exam was not horrible but my symptoms were concerning. Sometimes I feel like I’m crazy and it’s all in my head. I just want an answer.

    • @abranisdz34
      @abranisdz34 3 роки тому

      What is the main cause of this disease? I am suffering please help

    • @DarkoFitCoach
      @DarkoFitCoach 3 роки тому

      Did u do mri and spinal fluid test. They are conclusive

    • @DarkoFitCoach
      @DarkoFitCoach 3 роки тому

      @@abranisdz34 part genetic part lifestyle. No clear cause

    • @michel3691
      @michel3691 3 роки тому

      You aren't crazy. This disease can make you feel that way especially when the doctors are first doing the workup. It seems to take forever, and it's so hard to wait for answers. My first doctor did a MRI, told me I might have MS, and said I'll see you in a year. I was like, "What?!" I have lesions in my brain? You'll see me in a year? I had no idea what could happen to me during that time, what to do, or who to call. I had been having symptoms for a couple of years at that point. I changed doctors pretty quickly to someone that listened and worked with me.

    • @michel3691
      @michel3691 3 роки тому

      @@abranisdz34 are you seeing a doctor? Are your symptoms being treated?

  • @freedomforusa1658
    @freedomforusa1658 3 роки тому

    Like when I ate something that I assumed caused by whole spine to swell and lock and put me on the couch for a week, that might not have been a garlic allergy? 🤔

  • @tamathabollig8163
    @tamathabollig8163 4 роки тому

    I have maltapal scrousis for 2 and a half years ago

  • @alohanow156
    @alohanow156 4 роки тому

    I can’t believe there is a “cure” for leprosy but none for lichen sclerosus?

  • @katietanksley4743
    @katietanksley4743 4 роки тому

    Comments have been removed because he has nothing of substance worth to say. He assumes any symptoms are related lusus or ms because he has no clue, he has done no case studies and has no studied information other that what others have researched and have reported. He doesn't care enough to put in his own research towards the cause other than for any recognition OTHER that he could possibly salvage on somebody else's behalf. TYPICAL DOCTOR

  • @barbaramarshall2536
    @barbaramarshall2536 4 роки тому

    I'm convinced I have this as well, is it hereditary by any chance?

    • @MNcoquicoqui
      @MNcoquicoqui 3 роки тому

      Research shows if you have family members that suffer MS, there's a high probability you will have MS.

  • @janette6993
    @janette6993 4 роки тому

    Some people have lesions but no neurological condition. People have been diagnosed with MS prior to MRI’s. How so ?

  • @TuxyKat
    @TuxyKat 4 роки тому

    I was curious, so I came here. First video I watched, the background music was alittle louder than the voice.👎THEN I came here. No music, very good explaining, and questions. Even though I'm sure my problem isn't MS, I loved the video and Dr. Thank-you very much. 👍

  • @Godislove2024
    @Godislove2024 4 роки тому

    The questions and answers are so clear, so well explained in such short period of time that not only encouraged me to decide to talk to my doctor but kept me calm and attentive to the video..thank you so much.🙏

  • @Godislove2024
    @Godislove2024 4 роки тому

    😳😭😭😭 at least now I have a clue

  • @Zoe_844
    @Zoe_844 4 роки тому

    What about tingling that has lasted over a year? continuously my feet and legs feel like a low watt voltage going through my feet and legs. Muscle spasms all Over and continuous tinnitus that’s getting louder, lasted 2 years so far. My lip and chin when completely numb and that lasted a few hours. My muscle spasms seem to be having a break at the moment but my tingling and tinnitus never goes away. I did have a mri but only to check the tinnitus isn’t something more sinister. (Waiting for results)

    • @lolalulu42
      @lolalulu42 4 роки тому

      I can relate so much to how you're feeling. Ive been having these tingles, like little stabs or water drops, all over my body, face ears scalp thighs feet, for a month now. im so scared ive never felt this before and i dont know if it will ever go away.

    • @erinmiller1605
      @erinmiller1605 4 роки тому

      Hi Zoe, I’m experiencing many of the same symptoms you described and I have an appt to see my doctor next week to try and find out what is gong on. I hope you are getting answers to your problems and that you are well!

    • @Nick-yu5os
      @Nick-yu5os 4 роки тому

      Hey! Did you get the results?

    • @goaler39
      @goaler39 4 роки тому

      What are the results ? How are you now

    • @lonestar313
      @lonestar313 3 роки тому

      Update?

  • @justMe-rd4sw
    @justMe-rd4sw 4 роки тому

    That sounds frighteningly familiar in many ways... I had tingling on right side of face& hand, thought it was stroke went to a& e they sent me home went off next day, this happened a few times, put down to anxiety & prior medication. 3 neurologists countless MRI scans( non specific white matter they say....& small vessel disease, like its a minor thing, but they say it doesn't corolate with my physical symptoms.. 🤔🤯😱) one radiologist suspected Cadasil, saw a professor who in consultation said "you DEFINITELY don't have it" "phew" thinks me👌👌👌🍻, only to recieve official written report afterwards, saying thinks like "unlikely he has it" " Don't THINK.. your symptoms are typical" ....NOT so reassuring now,💥🙈 so genetic test begged for from another Neurologist he agreed & did test , that should take 8 weeks , waited 8 MONTHS for results, constantly having to chase EVERY THING , and I still don't have a conclusive result. Mri list since 2015 _4 brain inc 2 cervical spine, A full spine ( current neurologist wouldn't even look at it actual film, just vague report..because my gp ordered it) refused to do lumbar puncture ( despite a professor recommending I had one , to rule out inflammatory diseases)because he said " you DON'T have m.s!!! " ( ok... I'm not saying or insisting I do... but, I have many similar symptoms) I cant walk properly, feels like the weight of a 10 stone person pushing down on my legs , heavy pressure on the back of my neck& head, sort of giddy etc,I get scratchy pricking all over my body that comes & goes, cold wet sensation since December in right side of my head,weakness on my right arm and leg, reduced dexterity in my right hand, tight band around my groin, repeat negative afterimages of everything I look at 4 referrals in last year to see a neuro ophthalmologist, only to see regular ophthalmologist EVERYTIME! , MY sight gets worse, eyesight has greatly deteriorated over last year and a half, eye ache on n off strange sensations I can't explain, visual aura migraines ( without much pain ) fir a year now. ALL... I would like is to be looked at properly and by someone who will actually listen too and look at investigate my symptoms as everyone else I've encountered so far , has had done, instead of bits of tests here & there & them to actually know what they are on about & not treat me like a hypochondriac, this all started since 2015, & after a previous gp incorrectly prescribed some hefty mental health medications, after a very low dose medication change for panic attacks( I wanted to come off them but he recommended I try a different drug, it made me feel suicidal, which I'd NEVER felt before, & my legs went funny, but did he take me off them??? Nah.... he upped them one week, downed another, added another & sleeping tablet & laxatives cus I could not poo because of the meds. one bad one after another, that sent me off my head, I'm now drug free 3 + years but the stigma remains ! It's all GOT to be in his head!!! Also get muscle tremors & twitches in my eyelids, twitchy legs occasionally, mild cramps in both forearms come & go. The legs sometimes feel almost normal when I first stand after a nights sleep, but the longer I stand , after a couple minutes standing, the heavy pressure pushing my legs down worsens, if I stand still the longer I stand the stiffer & clumsier my legs get. Beyond the End of my tether😭😢 #LookingForAMiracle

    • @YOUNGHEBREW
      @YOUNGHEBREW 4 роки тому

      Youre far from alone. I now know I am not alone as well. It takes long time, sometimes to get answers.

    • @goaler39
      @goaler39 4 роки тому

      So what happened after all five months later

    • @lonestar313
      @lonestar313 3 роки тому

      How are you feeling these days?

  • @elhameshala2874
    @elhameshala2874 4 роки тому

    Good bless oll

  • @rachabeff3212
    @rachabeff3212 4 роки тому

    Can someone help me find out if I have this or hell me how to find out?

    • @kathydurbin437
      @kathydurbin437 4 роки тому

      You need to go to your doctor or a neurologist. They'll examine you and do testing (checking reflexes, nerve impulses, have you walk, stand, etc) then they'll probably send you for a CT scan and/or MRI. You may even have a spinal tap. Hope things are better for you now. Good luck. Peace.

  • @dabzprincess92
    @dabzprincess92 4 роки тому

    They can expect horrible horrible things and losing everything a long the way including but not limited to family home ENERGY strength and TIME!!! It steals your time!!! The pain is the worst. I have PPMS and it has taken everything from me my muscles my limbs my teeth the list is never ending. Driving going out making plans that goes away to. Cooking showering coordination speech and I just am not using comas. Find a doctor that actually listens to YOU. Not their other patients that aren't you! It should be individual care not factory care. Amd because we don't look sick my response is You don't look stupid my mistake. Lol when it progresses you can expect to be bed ridden. They hardly know because we all suffer differently yet the same in so many ways. The day they get big pharma out of their back pockets is the day MS suffer's will see REAL progress. #Freetheweed #wewantchoices #Wewantacure not bandaids

  • @ktfo4620
    @ktfo4620 4 роки тому

    I see so many negative comments. After MS diagnosis, this is the life we have now. Other people have it worse. Whatever fate we have, quit bitchin and make the best of your life NOW!! While you have a fucking chance. We’re staring down the barrel of a shotgun. The fuck is wrong with you. Even if you’re in a wheelchair you can still live an awesome life. Freddie’s wife can’t unfortunately God Bless her. But if you can type your bullshit poor me complaints, then you can do something productive too other than whining and crying. I suffer symptoms everyday and you wouldn’t know because I have a life to live while I still can.

  • @dimitrabardemi210
    @dimitrabardemi210 4 роки тому

    Can I have both lupus and ms?