MS and Depression
Depression has become a widely known and, though sometimes misunderstood, it is quite common among the general population. The rate of clinical depression, the most severe form of depression, is significantly higher in multiple sclerosis patients than in the general population. Find out the risks of depression and speak up for yourself if you experience any symptoms.
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One of the issues that I have been grappling with lately is how this disease has changed the way I view myself. I would like to sit here and say that I am the very same person as I was before being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. But I would be lying to myself to say this. I am different. My body and brain do not…
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Lisa Emrich, Health Guide, answered Do patients with MS have dramatic mood… MS can cause changes in the brain which can then may cause cognitive and…
Cathy, Health Guide, commented on MS: Loss, Acceptance and Life! Thank you, Michael. That was a wonderful entry. You are so right about…
Cathy, Health Guide, commented on MS, Self-Esteem and Emotional Health Dear Healthyguy, You are so right - we have come a long way and yes, we do…
Vicki, Health Guide, commented on How to Manage Fear When You Have… Hi Mother, Fear is certainly a part of MS that we cannot ignore for long.…
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