Stress and MS: What We Know - National MS Society
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- MS Learn Online is the National MS Society's online educational webcast series. This video features an interview with Fred Foley, PhD, who discusses stress and multiple sclerosis.
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Before I was diagnosed with MS I was going through a very stressful period in my life. I also had a few bouts of trauma, both physical and mental. I was hit by a driver while crossing a street on my bicycle. A month later I was diagnosed with MS after I had a MRI done. I didn't believe I had MS, but Lymes disease. I have gone through more stress since my diagnosis and I know for a fact stress exacerbates my symptoms and I believe that stress and trauma is what triggers this disease.
Brian Olson same here this as been one of the most stressful year of my life. I was just diagnose with MS. Stress definite play a role i
I agree, I think a high allostatic load is a major cause of ms but doctors seem to separate the mind from the body but they both work together. Until doctor's pay more attention to this correlation, there will continue to be diseases, especially autoimmune diseases with "unknown causes". I am hopeful that the relatively young field of psychoneuroimmunology will help prove this correlation.
I believe it can actually cause MS. I started with the symptoms after a tremendous period of stress in my life.
Me also.
Exactly. CHRONIC STRESS. Home life and stressful job.
same
This as been one of the most stressful year of my life. Before all the stress I was walking fine I was just diagnosed with MS I deteriorated fast. Stress definitely played a significant role
I think a high allostatic load is a major cause of ms but doctors seem to separate the mind from the body but they both work together. Until doctor's pay more attention to this correlation, there will continue to be diseases, especially autoimmune diseases with "unknown causes". I am hopeful that the relatively young field of psychoneuroimmunology will help prove this correlation.
The best thing I’ve ever done for my stress was take up daily meditation and weekly Reiki. It has taken away all my stress and most pain I’ve dealt with my Ms.
I met a guy at my last infusion who was in a wheel chair with his legs strapped in and only his left arm and hand worked which he used to control the special wheel chair. He told me he had a bad attack from the stress when going through his marriage breakup which put him in the wheel chair. I am terrified as I am at the start of my marriage breakup and already stressed to the hilt.
Very person I know with MS including myself, Stress Caused the MS to exacerbate and also the MS Autoimmune Theory is not proven but stress can as does effect the Cardiovascular system
I think a high allostatic load is a major cause of ms but doctors seem to separate the mind from the body but they both work together. Until doctor's pay more attention to this correlation, there will continue to be diseases, especially autoimmune diseases with "unknown causes". I am hopeful that the relatively young field of psychoneuroimmunology will help prove this correlation.
This is wild. How did I not pay attention to impact of stress😳
WOULD LOVE TO BE IN STRESS STUDY. HAVE BEEN IN CONSTANT STRESS AND WORRY FOR DECADES. I HAVE SO MANY SYMPTOMS OF MS. DIAGNOSED 2014. DEPRESSED BEEN IN DIAPERS SENCE I WAS 29 AND NOW 53. SO SAD I HAVE NO FAMILY SUPPORT. DOUBT SON EVEN BLEIVES I HAVE MS. KNOW MY STRESS HAS MADE MS WORSE. MOST LIKELY HAD MS AT EARLY AGE.
Id love to help you if i can. Pls reach out if interested.
please make self care and reducing stress a priority. I think a high allostatic load is a major cause of ms but doctors seem to separate the mind from the body but they both work together. Until doctor's pay more attention to this correlation, there will continue to be diseases, especially autoimmune diseases with "unknown causes". I am hopeful that the relatively young field of psychoneuroimmunology will help prove this correlation.
I think a high allostatic load is a major cause of ms but doctors seem to separate the mind from the body but they both work together. Until doctor's pay more attention to this correlation, there will continue to be diseases, especially autoimmune diseases with "unknown causes". I am hopeful that the relatively young field of psychoneuroimmunology will help prove this correlation.
I have had MS for 33 years. Can no longer drive, but can still walk around with my walker. any one else out there with a longer time like me?
My diet is way low in saturated fat and take meds and supplements, exp. vitamin D of 6k IUs and B12, and others. Do your research. Best of health to you ❣️ all!
I have ms! And when I get really stressed out it causes immediate exacerbations of my symptoms!! Not something that comes 6 months later it happens right away!! It's almost as bad as heat!! I think we need some new experts here!! The only experts on M.S. are the patients!!! I bet this guy talking does not have M.S.!!! He's just talking mumbo jumbo he learned in school!! He knows not!!
I think a high allostatic load is a major cause of ms but doctors seem to separate the mind from the body but they both work together. Until doctor's pay more attention to this correlation, there will continue to be diseases, especially autoimmune diseases with "unknown causes". I am hopeful that the relatively young field of psychoneuroimmunology will help prove this correlation.
This is an 11 year old video and needs to be taken off of the internet because it is well known that stress can and under long periods of time WILL cause a relapse which fucks everyoneslife.