i have to know some info on MS?
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Here are link to two people who have MS:\nhttp://www.montelms.org/\nhttp://www.nationalmssociety.org/neil_cavuto.asp\n\nEmail me if you tomorrow when you've been to your doctors.  I have had a relative who had MS. Hopefully, it's something with a quick treatment and not MS.  There are new better treatments for MS every day.
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Need more information.
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Hi this is then and I can help you to some extent with MS OS issues.\nI work with MS as a support engineer.\n\nChethan
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I was diagnosed with Primary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis in 1999.  Since that time, I have done extensive research on the disease.  I could answer almost any question someone would want to know.  Please contact me at blackfootj@cableone.net.
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We have a child at out school with MS, he doesn't have a special diet, is wheelchair bound, they do basic range of motion, and streching. But the best thing for you to do is contact your clients doctor, cover your butt, you wouldnt want to do anything that could potentially hurt this woman.
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I am a dental assistant and my sister has MS.  This sounds like a MS problem not dental.
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If you want to continue with your studies you should.  You may find the need to have accomodations and rest. I know of a nurse practitioner with MS. Just remember that each person has their own set of difficulties with this condition. I know a couple who got married almost two years ago,the guy has severe symptoms of MS. It takes a special person to deal with it,but it is possible. There is a great chance you will live for a regular amount of time. Stay positive! It is not a death sentence.
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http://www3.capwiz.com/y/e4/rlist/?state=MS
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Give me a million dollars! What's up?\nWhat kind of health information?\nWhat do you want to know about diseases?
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Hi Meg,\nI live in Wisconsin.  We have a lot of MS cases here. There seems to be a higher prevalance in the Northern colder, damp climates that is probably why your doctor asked.\nMS symptoms are variable, my mother in law was diagnosed in her 20,s.  Today she is in her 70's and bowling.\nGood, also, you are in a much better climate.
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The MRI had 7 lesions in the white matter of the brain.  The lumbar puncture was negative. I had a variety of other tests that I can't remember the names of. Neurologist left diagnosis as demylination unspecified, he hinted at MS but didn't want to say  certain. It took two years of tests and ruling out other causes and a new Neurologist when I moved before I had the "Diagnosis".
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Unfortunately, by the nature in which it affects the central nervous system, MS can present in any way it wants.  Its most common presentation involves blurry vision and sensory changes, but a variety of pain syndromes can be present as well.  Recent study found up to 43% of patients with MS have some form of pain.  Hip pain was not specifically mentioned in the study, but back pain was and one can certainly imagine MS causing hip pain as well.  The important thing, though, would be to absolutely make sure that there is nothing wrong with the hip (fracture, infection, etc).  Your doctor could help you with that.
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Treatments\n\nAlthough there is still no cure for MS, there are various strategies available to modify the disease course, treat exacerbations, manage symptoms, and improve function and safety. In combination, these treatments enhance the quality of life for people living with MS. \n\nBecause MS is so variable from one person to another, and for any one person over time, each individual's treatment needs are best identified in an ongoing collaboration with a knowledgeable physician and other members of the treatment team.\n\n\n\nModifying the Disease Course\nThe following agents can reduce future disease activity for many individuals with relapsing forms of MS, including those with secondary progressive disease who continue to have relapses.
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http://www.medtronic.com/neuro/ttp/ps_jerry.html\ntry this, it tells all about it.
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try msactivesource.com  or NORD.com\n\n\ngood luck
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The symptoms you are describing sound like more than MS.  Along with his neurologic care, he may need some psychiatric care or some counseling.  Paranoia and auditory hallucinations are signs of mental illness.  Further neurological evaluation is also warranted.  \n\nIt also sounds like support groups and some counseling for your family will help you all with the coping and help you make your brother feel more comfortable.\n\nIn any chronic disease or hardship, it is easy to feel that you are alone, without help and that no one can understand your plight.  Counseling, talking it out can help all involved.  Best wishes.
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http://www.bhmsd.k12.in.us/about/ms