MS symptoms may come and go and vary over time with age. They may be relatively mild or much more severe. The symptoms of MS generally are the result of your nervous system mistakenly attacking the muscles in your spinal cord or brain. These nerves control a number of other parts of your body, including your eyes, lungs, heart and so much more. If you have MS, you will have a much harder time handling simple activities than someone who does not have MS.
MS affects the way that your nervous system sends signals between your brain and your muscles. The result is that you experience muscle weakness, joint stiffness, fatigue and general weakness. These MS symptoms can be extremely hard to live with on a daily basis. You need to get plenty of rest and keep yourself as active as possible to help you feel better and stay healthy.
One of the main MS symptoms is a decreased ability to get or keep an erection. The erectile dysfunction results from a decreased blood flow in the area surrounding the penis. This can lead to sexual dysfunction or even infertility. MS and spasticity can work hand in hand when it comes to this problem since the poor circulation around the area of the genitals is caused partly by the disease and the spasticity is the result of the nerve damage it causes.
Poor circulatory control is one of the more obvious MS symptoms that you notice. The overall poor health of your extremities contributes to this as well. Many people complain about aching legs and painful ankles, but the nerves are probably the cause of many of these problems. The nerves become stiff and clogged as they are attacked by the disease. This can worsen to the point where the person cannot even walk or perform basic tasks without thinking about pain and discomfort.
Another one of the MS symptoms that many people don’t associate with the disease is blurred vision. It is probably one of the first things that most people notice if they look into their eyes. This is especially true for those who have begun to experience progressive loss of eyesight. While some MS symptoms are a natural effect of the disease, vision impairment is usually a sign of worsening conditions such as gait instability, weakness, lack of muscle coordination, and lack of energy or concentration.
Poor vision is one of the first symptoms to appear when you have a primary progressive MS. Because the disease attacks the central nervous system, blurry vision is one of its most common side effects. When you take your eyes away from the computer screen and lay them on your lap, you can almost always see fine. However, when you lay your eyes on a black table, the ability to see becomes progressively worse, which is why it is important to get your eyes tested when experiencing any type of visual impairment.
Along with impaired vision, another of the direct symptoms of MS is the decreased ability to focus your eyes on nearby objects. This inability to focus can start to affect other parts of your life, causing difficulties with work, school, and relationships. When you think about the fact that MS directly results in the destruction of myelin, which is a crucial part of how your brain receives information, it stands to reason that a decreased ability to process information is one of the primary symptoms of MS. A myelin condition that is significantly weakened can lead to difficulty focusing or other serious mental disorders.
These two MS symptoms are both relatively common among people who have MS. However, they can also be indicators of other health conditions that have similar symptoms, such as diabetes, thyroid disease, hypothyroidism, multiple sclerosis (MS), or other diseases. The key is to consult with a physician to get a complete medical history of your family and your history of diseases that could be a contributing factor to your symptoms. If your primary symptoms of MS have been ruled out by a medical professional, your doctor may be able to prescribe an effective medication regimen for your multiple sclerosis, which will significantly ease the impact of your MS symptoms.
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