Thanks for this explanation I always said I had nerve fiber fatigue. I do better in cold weather and can walk relatively far but when it's warmer I can not walk that far
Marvellous lecture. I am waiting for a neurologist appointment here in the UK. I thank you for the information so well presented. You describe a formidable insurance system too
This man sounds great. He knows what he's talking about. He's not stumbling all over the place. Thank you so much for this. I have read everything on Multiple Sclerosis I can. I was diagnosed in 2014. At the age of 50. I will definitely look for more by you here. I have a lack of desire to do anything. I can sleep 30 hours a day. The hard, alien, COMA sleep. Totally different than anything else. I take Modafinil. I take 200 mg twice a day. I need it three times a day, really, but I drink strong coffee to get through. I work at home and the Modafinil is the only thing that has saved my job. I need my job so I have the health insurance to pay for all this junk, and the circle goes round and round. I go to the other center. MS Center of Atlanta Thanks for the great presentation.
I have been diagnosed with Lupus over 10 years go. I've also been told that there is a correlation between Lupus and MS and would really appreciate some clarifcation. Thank you.
Is fatigue/lassitude usually an early symptom of MS (like vision problems or numbness) or does it come later as the disease progresses? Can you diagnose someone with MS solely based on fatigue as a main symptom?
Have you also ever heard of Sjogren's Syndrome fatigue? I have dealt with this for a long time. It is quite debilitating. It definitely is a crushing fatigue that also involves brain fog and deep depression. I have noticed after my morning walk, when I begin to get tired, then follows the extreme fatigue and major depression. It never used to be like this years ago when I walked.
I've had 4 neurologist treat my MS & HAVEN'T heard about the Amantadine! Are today's neurologists going to the same school or what? Can they try & get on the same page!
Dr. Thrower is the best!!! I listen to his webinars and they have been so helpful!! He is an expert with MS.
Thank you so much for this plethora of information! Your presentation was spot on with my MS.
Thanks for this explanation I always said I had nerve fiber fatigue. I do better in cold weather and can walk relatively far but when it's warmer I can not walk that far
Marvellous lecture. I am waiting for a neurologist appointment here in the UK. I thank you for the information so well presented. You describe a formidable insurance system too
This man sounds great. He knows what he's talking about. He's not stumbling all over the place.
Thank you so much for this. I have read everything on Multiple Sclerosis I can. I was diagnosed in 2014. At the age of 50.
I will definitely look for more by you here.
I have a lack of desire to do anything. I can sleep 30 hours a day. The hard, alien, COMA sleep. Totally different than anything else.
I take Modafinil. I take 200 mg twice a day. I need it three times a day, really, but I drink strong coffee to get through.
I work at home and the Modafinil is the only thing that has saved my job. I need my job so I have the health insurance to pay for all this junk, and the circle goes round and round.
I go to the other center. MS Center of Atlanta
Thanks for the great presentation.
Debra Barton Dr. Thrower is my doctor and he is great!
Fantastic presentation. Really appreciate the info.
I have been diagnosed with Lupus over 10 years go. I've also been told that there is a correlation between Lupus and MS and would really appreciate some clarifcation. Thank you.
Is fatigue/lassitude usually an early symptom of MS (like vision problems or numbness) or does it come later as the disease progresses? Can you diagnose someone with MS solely based on fatigue as a main symptom?
Have you also ever heard of Sjogren's Syndrome fatigue? I have dealt with this for a long time. It is quite debilitating. It definitely is a crushing fatigue that also involves brain fog and deep depression. I have noticed after my morning walk, when I begin to get tired, then follows the extreme fatigue and major depression. It never used to be like this years ago when I walked.
I've had 4 neurologist treat my MS & HAVEN'T heard about the Amantadine! Are today's neurologists going to the same school or what? Can they try & get on the same page!
Really interesting. Thank you.
Ps he's a great speaker. Excellent explanation of everything regarding this topic.
Chris Scott : I agree . I want to be as sharp and focused.
What if your neurologist also is internal medicine too ?
Who would vote this video down????
Doctors who dont like meds. no matter how well they work.
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there has to be more to life then this
`can not call m s has took my voice. went to your web sight ?do not know what to do
I hope you have found help. Prayer is the best so far for me. I don't mean this to frustrate you. Best to you!