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Your doctor may be able to help you minimize the symptoms of mineral and bone disorder by controlling your hormone and m...
05/01/2022

Your doctor may be able to help you minimize the symptoms of mineral and bone disorder by controlling your hormone and mineral levels, thereby preventing bone and blood vessel damage.

In less severe cases, you may see improvements as a result of dietary changes, medication, and mineral supplements, says the NIH. In more severe cases, patients may require dialysis, a kidney transplant, or need further surgery to remove the parathyroid glands.

Speak with your doctor now if you believe you may have symptoms of mineral and bone disorder, or any other signs of kidney disease.

If you do develop mineral and bone disorder, you're likely to have several other symptoms besides those affecting your b...
05/01/2022

If you do develop mineral and bone disorder, you're likely to have several other symptoms besides those affecting your bones, blood vessels, and heart. People with the condition often report itchy skin, anemia, nerve damage, and "difficulty fighting off germs," says the National Kidney Foundation.

Besides damaging your bones, mineral and bone disorder can also affect your heart and blood vessels, says the National K...
05/01/2022

Besides damaging your bones, mineral and bone disorder can also affect your heart and blood vessels, says the National Kidney Foundation. When calcium, phosphorus, and vitamin D levels get out of balance, calcium can build up in the heart and blood vessels, which is known to cause or worsen heart disease.

Additionally, high levels of phosphorus from mineral and bone disorder can cause calcification of the blood vessels, leaving them hardened over time. Those who develop vascular calcification are at higher risk for cardiovascular events such as heart attack, heart failure, blood clots, and more.

Your kidneys are primarily responsible for removing waste and extra fluid from your body. However, they also help mainta...
05/01/2022

Your kidneys are primarily responsible for removing waste and extra fluid from your body. However, they also help maintain adequate levels of minerals and nutrients, keeping your bones strong. If you suffer from kidney disease or kidney failure, these functions cease to work, leaving you vulnerable to a condition known as mineral and bone disorder.

Among those with severe chronic kidney disease, this condition is surprisingly prevalent. "Anyone with CKD is likely to have some level of mineral and bone disorder," writes the NIH. "As kidney function declines, mineral and bone disorder progresses. The disorder is almost always found in the more than 785,000 Americans who have kidney failure and are either on dialysis or had a kidney transplant."

Over 37 million Americans—or one in seven adults—are currently living with chronic kidney disease (CKD). While the condi...
05/01/2022

Over 37 million Americans—or one in seven adults—are currently living with chronic kidney disease (CKD). While the condition causes some better known symptoms, such as the gradual loss of kidney function, it can also come with some more surprising ones that affect different parts of the body. In fact, experts warn that there's one symptom that can gradually damage an important body part, causing pain and weakness beyond the kidneys.

Knowing the other common symptoms of multiple sclerosis may help you reach a diagnosis faster. According to the National...
31/12/2021

Knowing the other common symptoms of multiple sclerosis may help you reach a diagnosis faster. According to the National MS Society, those with the condition often experience fatigue, walking difficulties, weakness, numbness or tingling, stiffness or muscle spasms, vertigo, dizziness, vision problems, pain, itching, or a squeezing sensation around the torso. MS patients also commonly experience cognitive changes, including difficulty with problem solving, slowed ability to process new information, and emotional changes.

Less frequently, MS patients experience problems with speech, swallowing, breathing, hearing, and taste. Some individuals with MS will experience seizures or tremor.

Though Lhermette's sign is most commonly associated with MS, it can also have other underlying causes. The Indian Academ...
31/12/2021

Though Lhermette's sign is most commonly associated with MS, it can also have other underlying causes. The Indian Academy of Neurology study points out that Lhermette's can be the result of chemotherapy, physical trauma, disc herniation, lupus, parasitic invasion in the spinal cord, spinal cord compression, a herpes zoster infection, and more.

Speaking with your doctor about your symptoms may allow them to rule out these other conditions in order to reach a diagnosis.

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Look out for these other symptoms of MS.
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Knowing the other common symptoms of multiple sclerosis may help you reach a diagnosis faster. According to the National MS Society, those with the condition often experience fatigue, walking difficulties, weakness, numbness or tingling, stiffness or muscle spasms, vertigo, dizziness, vision problems, pain, itching, or a squeezing sensation around the torso. MS patients also commonly experience cognitive changes, including difficulty with problem solving, slowed ability to process new information, and emotional changes.

Less frequently, MS patients experience problems with speech, swallowing, breathing, hearing, and taste. Some individuals with MS will experience seizures or tremor.

Talk to your doctor if you notice these or any other symptoms that you believe could be associated with the central nervous system.

RELATED: Selma Blair Just Gave an Update on Her MS Symptoms.

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Many symptoms of MS are caused by demyelination. As the Mayo Clinic explains, demyelinating diseases are those that resu...
31/12/2021

Many symptoms of MS are caused by demyelination. As the Mayo Clinic explains, demyelinating diseases are those that result in damage to the myelin sheath, the protective covering of fatty tissue that surrounds nerve fibers in your brain, optic nerves, and spinal cord—and MS is the most common condition with this feature. "When the myelin sheath is damaged, nerve impulses slow or even stop, causing neurological problems," the clinic notes.

According to the 2015 study, Lhermitte's sign occurs when the nerves become demyelinated and subsequently miscommunicate. The shock-like sensation is the result of the "hyper excitable" dorsal column of the spinal cord—a sensory pathway of the central nervous system that communicates sensations of touch and vibration—becoming stretched.

Though each MS patient will experience the disease differently from the next, there are a few symptoms that are consider...
31/12/2021

Though each MS patient will experience the disease differently from the next, there are a few symptoms that are considered somewhat common across the board. Lhermitte's sign, a symptom first noted in 1918 as a possible sign of MS, is one such symptom. A 2015 study published in the medical journal Annals of Indian Academy of Neurology found it was reported by over 33 percent of MS patients.

"Lhermitte's sign (pronounced Ler-meets) is a sudden sensation resembling an electric shock that passes down the back of your neck and into your spine and may then radiate out into your arms and legs," says the Multiple Sclerosis Trust, a U.K. health charity. "It is usually triggered by bending your head forward towards your chest" or nodding, they explain.

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a disease of the central nervous system that can result in a patchwork of often confounding s...
31/12/2021

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a disease of the central nervous system that can result in a patchwork of often confounding symptoms. Because no single test can diagnose MS, and because its symptoms can differ so staggeringly from person to person, it often flies under the radar for a long time. This is why doctors are sharing the various symptoms associated with MS—by making them known to the public, patients may be able to piece together the complicated puzzle of their diagnosis with the help of their medical provider.

16/12/2021

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a disease of the central nervous system that can result in a patchwork of often confounding symptoms. Because no single test can diagnose MS, and because its symptoms can differ so staggeringly from person to person, it often flies under the radar for a long time.

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