This is the first installment of a two part series on the cognitive symptoms associated with MS.
While much attention is placed on the movement aspects of MS, most patients are concerned with the potential for cognitive symptoms, such as memory difficulties.
MS can cause tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon, where one has to struggle to find the word they are looking for. While this happens to all of us at some point, it can occur more often with people with MS.
Other cognitive symptoms include...
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Thinking about one's own thinking is worthwhile. Before he recently died, the great scientist and DNA co-discoverer, Sir Francis Crick, was... Read more »
Over the last several years, a revolution continues in Neuropsychology and Biological Psychiatry: Problems of the mind are increasingly... Read more »
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