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I have multiple sclerosis and I am still a student and I have lack of concentration what to do?
Cognition complications are common with MS, with memory loss and lack of concentration being the two symptoms patients experience most often. The key to staying mentally sharp with MS is to stay mentally active. This involves neuropsychological rehabilitation techniques that focus on your cognition, such as playing memory games. These techniques are as simple as doing a crossword puzzle, reading a book, or solving math equations in your head. As a student, taking regular breaks when you are studying or doing homework is the best way to keep your concentration from faltering. Even without MS, it can be hard to stay focused on the task at hand, especially if you’re working on an especially boring assignment. In order to avoid distractions and to keep yourself mentally sharp, step away from your studies for a few minutes and play a puzzle game. Sudoku and crosswords are popular among patients, but there are websites and apps geared toward mental exercise too. Lumosity and BrainAge games are very popular, and you can access them online, through your phone, or on a handheld gaming system if you own one.
What else can I help you with?
Is Devic syndrome a variant of multiple sclerosis?
It is still controversial whether Devic syndrome is a variant of multiple sclerosis.
What are the release dates for But You Still Look So Well--- Living with Multiple Sclerosis - 2006 TV?
But You Still Look So Well--- Living with Multiple Sclerosis - 2006 TV was released on: USA: 4 May 2006 (TV premiere)
Is MS curable?
Unfortunately there is still no known cure for MS or Multiple Sclerosis. There are many medicines available now for MS that are known to slow down the disease.
What are some alternative treatments to multiple sclerosis therapy?
Three months, though seemingly long and most likely frustrating, may not be long enough to fully evaluate the true results of multiple sclerosis therapy. However, if you are not interested in continuing therapy, you should consult with your doctor to discuss a medicinal route of treatment. If you are still not satisfied with your treatment options, it may be best to seek a second opinion.
Can people with Multiple Sclerosis participate in normal society functions?
There is a very wide range of severity for different cases of multiple sclerosis; it can cause only minor problems such as a reduced sense of balance, all the way to complete paralysis. Most people who have multiple sclerosis are able to participate in normal social functions. Even in a relatively severe case, in which the person is confined to a wheelchair, it is still possible to participate in most social functions. Some social functions, such as dancing, would become impossible. But travel, earning a living, using a computer, and so forth, remain possible.
Is adrenoleukodysystrophy dominant or recessive?
Although the exact cause of MS is still unknown, multiple sclerosis isn't considered a hereditary disease in the traditional sense.
Where is iron maiden's former drummer Clive Burr at present Is he dead?
Burr is still alive, although he is suffering from Multiple Sclerosis. He has been confined to a wheelchair for at least the last 8 years.Update: Sadly, Clive has since passed away.
What is the meaning of (be still)?
Still a student
Signs and Symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis?
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is characterized by a group of symptoms that may be experienced in varying measures by different people. Common symptoms include a tingling sensation in either the arms or legs. This may be accompanied by numbness as well. Many people experience dizziness, fatigue, and weakness on a regular basis. Double vision, blurred vision, or possibly loss of vision may occur. This may be a partial or complete loss. Tremors and a coordination issues are typical as the disease progresses.
Can you get multiple sclerosis in an accident?
While we still don't know exactly what causes MS, we do know that it is not contagious. You need to have a predisposition to getting it, along with some other environmental factors and an as-of-yet unidentified infectious trigger. Therefore, no, you cannot get MS in an accident.
Can a person with negative spinal fluid testing still have multiple sclerosis?
Yes, My husbands test all came back clear, spinal tap, blood work, he had a biopsy on one of the lesions on is brain and after a weed the pathology said it was M.S. Relapse/Remitting
Is J.K. Rowling's parents dead?
Seeing as nothing has come up on the news explaining her death, I'm pretty sure she's still alive.
