Multiple Sclerosis is a disease which can definitely have a great impact upon one's mood. Depression and even euphoria can be symptoms of this disease. Some people with MS may also be very emotionally volatile with great mood swings. But in addition to this emotional turbulence about ten percent of us who have Multiple Sclerosis may also have a condition known as pseudobulbar affect or PBA.
What is pseudobulbar affect?
This condition may be known by other names including...
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Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
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