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| | What Multiple Sclerosis Looks Like in Your Brain | | The symptoms of multiple sclerosis are caused by lesions in either the spinal cord or brain. Brain lesions specifically are what contribute to cognitive symptoms, like cog fog. Here’s what you should know about MS in the brain, and what you can do to protect your cognitive health. | | |
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| | | 450+ Tips for MS We Just Had to Share | | Get credible tips on living with multiple sclerosis from patients, caregivers, and medical professionals from Everyday Health’s Tippi tool. Then leave a tip behind! | | READ MORE >> |
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| | | | | MS is associated with sleep disorders like insomnia, nocturnal leg spasms, restless legs syndrome, and narcolepsy. | | — National Sleep Foundation |
| | | When I'm having muscle spasms, magnesium supplements and epsom salt baths are a life saver. | | — @sierralanae, Age 23 |
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