alexmanuel27

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   by alexmanuel27 4y ago

   Consider adding in some ongoing physical therapy to target the muscles that are getting weak signals. This helps them remain stronger for longer and reduces the burden on other muscles that compensate. There is also a drug that can help yo
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   by alexmanuel27 4y ago

   Moving to somewhere sunnier is certainly something you can do, and gives you a sense of control. I believe it so much that I am doing the same.
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   by alexmanuel27 4y ago

   I have PPMS and have been trying acupuncture. Symptoms feel a tad better, but might be placebo. Correlation is not causation. However, my perspective is that the MS weakens the signal, and acupuncture might just turn up the volume. Separ
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   by alexmanuel27 4y ago

   You have to live I note present. We all die. MS just makes you fear for the future. Best advice I have is use a PMT (if your doctor agrees) and slow the progression so advances in medicine can cats up. Exercise, good diet, controlled bl
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   by alexmanuel27 4y ago

   I have MS, PPMS (10-15%) no relapses and mildly progressing. Not a bad situation now, but no one knows the rate of progression. My doctors tell me no genetic component and the Northwester EU is likely from lack of vitamin D. The closer yo