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The liberation treatment for multiple sclerosis (MS) refers to a procedure called balloon angioplasty, which aims to improve blood flow in the veins that drain the brain and spinal cord. It is based on the theory that impaired venous drainage may contribute to MS symptoms. However, clinical studies have shown mixed results regarding its effectiveness, and it is not widely accepted as a standard treatment for MS. As such, patients considering this treatment should consult with their healthcare provider to weigh the potential risks and benefits.
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When will there be a cure for multiple sclerosis?
Unfortunately, Multiple Sclerosis does not really have a cure. However, there have been constant advancements in treatments and a lot is being invested in research. A recent development has been the Liberation Treatment, which is still being investigated for its efficacy through clinical studies. It has shown positive results; much to the satisfaction of many patients. They feel their energy returning and are able to do a lot more things than they used to. There are many hospitals around the world that offer this treatment. I've heard India is a good destination for this treatment. There are quite a few including Apollo Hospitals in the city of Chennai that offer Liberation Treatment.
What is treatment pronouns?
Treatment pronouns are forms of referring to someone, like Mr., Ms., Mrs. and so on.
Is Avonex a proven treatment for MS?
My roommate was recently diagnosed with MS and perscribed Avonex. Has Avonex been proven to relieve the symptoms of MS? What are the side effects?
What is the prognosis of a 50 year old with ms?
Great! Now that there is a new treatment for MS that is giving amazing results. The treatment widens some narrowed blood vessels in the neck. This has eliminated the symptoms of MS in all the test patients who have had the procedure so far.
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What does Ms. mean when reffering to a women?
The term Ms. was created by the Women's Liberation movement in the 1970's as a way for a woman to have a way to identify herself without identifying whether she was married or single. Since men have no similar designation (they are called Mr. whether married or not), Ms. was a way for women to keep the designation private. Ms. magazine is a result of this new title.
When is Ms used as part of a title?
'Ms' started with Women's Liberation. It can mean 'Miss' or 'Mrs.' It also comes in handy if you are emailing or sending a letter to a woman that you aren't sure is married or not. If you know the person is married and they are bend out of shape of the fact they are married then put Mrs. 'Ms.' can also be used for younger women.
Can radiation treatment cause pkd or ms?
Radiation treatment is not a known cause of polycystic kidney disease (PKD) or multiple sclerosis (MS). PKD is primarily a genetic disorder, while MS is an autoimmune condition with complex and not fully understood causes. While radiation can lead to various side effects depending on the area treated, there is no direct link between radiation therapy and the development of PKD or MS. Always consult a healthcare professional for personalized information regarding treatment risks.
What is the original word for Ms?
Since Women's Liberation came into play during the 1960s some women do not want to be titled as Mrs. or Miss so they have shortened it for both married to single women to Ms. It is not that common now to use 'Ms' but a good idea to use it in a letter if one does not know if the person they are writing to is a Mrs. or a Miss.
The gay liberation movement achieved success in?
The gay liberation movement achieved success in encouraging many to proclaim their sexual identity in public, ending the treatment of homosexuality as a mental illness, and repealing sodomy laws.
How well does the treatment from/for Avonex work for multiple sclerosis?
I have been having problems with relapsing of my multiple sclerosis (MS). How well does the treatment from/of Avonex work to combat this?
How old does someone live after being diagnosed with MS?
Before our modern medications, people with MS may have had a shorter life expectancy due to death from complications of progressive MS. Without treatment, people who have relapsing MS have about a 50% chance of it changing over to secondary progressive MS within 10 years, and they have far more chance of death due to complications when that occurs. With today's medications and early diagnosis and treatment, people with MS have lifespans which are comparable to those without MS. ======= Hi I've had MS for over 50 years. and I'm still here (with attitude). Also I know people with MS in their late 80's and 90's and they are still here. The trick is to keep yourself healthy, exercize, watch what you eat and take advantage to the medication that is available today. I personally use Avonex but there are many good treatment options. and like the person before me wrote, MS does not kill you complications from something else does but that can be true for anyone with or without MS. Most the people I know with MS are living normal lifespans same as people without MS. Go to some of the MS websites like; National MS society or MS society of America etc. Google MS for MS organizations they are massive. ALSO, you can go to a MS chat room and discuss your ms with other ms'rs like MSWorld.org or PeoplewithMS.org (or Com) I always get the last part confussed! LOL. Good Luck
