The Effect How to pick up on it And when it was discovered

 First off MS is much like ALS one big difference from it. Is that MS takes years to kill you making it so much more harsh.

 It was discovered as early as 1838 by an autopsy done.  For those who don’t know what an autopsy is. It is when someone studies a dead body to figure out their cause of death

 So we all have nerve’s right? Did you know that just like a wire they have a coating around them to keep them safe?  This coating is called myelin and just like a wire when it looses it’s coating it has a lot of trouble sending as much electricity as it usually does.

 So this virus strips away at the myelin leaving what those nerves did useless. Oh and it doesn’t grow back. Nerves are either “ALL” or “NOTHING”.

 Before I start let me tell you that symptoms come and go so it’s like right in the middle for picking up on it some of them are you feel weak, you have less strength in a arm, you fall over or feel wobbly, your vision is blurred, you mumble when you talk you might feel in pain.  The symptoms go on and on but the problem is they go away.

 More then 2 million people get MS worldwide. Most diagnosis are from the ages of 20 and 50 two thirds are woman. The disease is more frequently found among people raised in colder climates, NORTH AMERICA.  They think it’s inherited but that’s an idea it might not be.

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