and caring for dependent parents. in a 2015 survey of 1,248 working women in the united states, 60% of participants said they tried to hide their symptoms at work. however, 61% said they were comfortable discussing their condition with colleagues, and 59% said they could talk to their bos...
Many American adults are at risk of vitamin D deficiency. Low vitamin D levels can cause numerous symptoms and may play a role in the MS disease process. Ask your clinician aboutbloodtesting and appropriate supplementation. ▨folic acid everyday[5] Women of childbearing age should be consuming...
MS Symptoms in Women If you were assigned female at birth, you are three times more likely to have MS than those assigned male at birth. Your MS might appear at an earlier age and cause more lesions in your brain and spinal cord. ...
Some menopausal women with MS who try hormone therapy report improvements in their symptoms and their quality of life. Aging and Your Bones Women over 50 are already at high risk for osteoporosis. MS makes you even more likely to have weak bones. Long-term steroids that treat MS relapses ...
These types of vaccine are not likely to trigger an MS relapse or to worsen chronic MS symptoms.However, people with MS should avoid receiving live attenuated vaccines (5). Given that there may be COVID-19 vaccines developed in the future that use this technology, it is important to know ...
Over the course of the last two weeks, two valued and loved humans have died of this cause. There may be more I am unaware of, but both of these beautiful women were active in support groups for those suffering from aniatrogenic illnesscaused by psychiatric pharmacology. Rather than the tru...
known includes: visual disorders, confusion, constipation, dizziness, impaired concentration, peripheral neuropathy, urinary retention, altered sensation and depression, all of which can be confused with symptoms of MS; anticholinergics are also associated with dementia in long term use ( over 2 years...
Testosterone is largely known as the male hormone. It is responsible for the development of male characteristics. The production of this hormone occurs in the testes in low amounts, peaking during puberty, and then declines as a man gets older. It is also worth noting that women also have ...
Men may also present with somewhat different symptoms than women. Relapsing MS men are more likely to have motor problems, and less likely to have optic neuritis [11]. There are limited studies evaluating the role of MS men in pregnancy. DMT use does not appear to be a factor [14,15,16...
United States: 60 Million (11% of U.S. population over age 6 years old) Adolescents: 23% have Toxoplasmosis antibodies Young women: 15% Congenital Toxoplasmosis (Intrapartum exposure) Cases in U.S. per year: 400 to 4000 HIV Patients ...