Common MS Attacks Explained by Neurologist
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Published 2024-01-19
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Dr. Brandon Beaber is a board-certified neurologist with subspecialty training in multiple sclerosis and other immunological diseases of the nervous system. He is a partner in the Southern California Permanente Medical Group and practices in Downey, California (South Los Angeles). He has several publications on MS epidemiology and has participated in clinical trials for MS therapeutics. You can follow him on twitter @Brandon_Beaber where he regularly posts about MS news and research.
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All Comments (13)
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Thank you for this video.
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I've had all of the above.
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Hi Dr Beaber, would you be able to do a video explaining smouldering lesions /expanding lesions as very little is said about this and I'd love more information. Thank you for your videos.
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You are awesome thanks please keep posting content. What kind of diet do you think is good for people diagnosed with MS and or other neurological disorders? Such as CRION with no known cause.
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Hello Dr. Beaber thank you for everything you do on MS. Would you consider doing a video on your research thoughts on L- Carnitine for fatigue treatment? Or on MS and menopause. Lastly, I commented on your video on the MS gene severity, is their a way to get tested if one is a carrier? I ask because I have been journaling my MS since dx of 2021 and shocked how much I have progressed. For instance, I went from working full-time as on RN and side contract work to working seven shifts a payperiod. My legs 🦵 can only handle that amongst other things with the body. Kindly, Colleen
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I hope I don't experience these, have PPMS and foot drop, balance issues, spasticity and fatigue is enough for me to deal with.
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What about double vision when looking side to side but vision is not double when looking straight? I have had double vision tooany times to count but never just side to side .
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RIP momma no help for you 1954-1967…🙏
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Is it common to have eye spasms? Once I had it for two days it gave me anxiety followed by sweating. MS sucks! People have know clue what your going through. I wish they could experience my progressive MS for one day, maybe it would help them understand what I go through.
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I am so sick of sickos. I know there are of majestos
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Seizures are very rare. My memory is not very good that's why I can't recall reading multiple sclerosis as a cause of seizures (in books I read in my medical college and post Graduation in internal medicine). However I listened to neurologist's personal experience where he told about a case of seizures due to MS
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My 1st symptom lt central vision loss, disequilibrium and facial tingling. I knew right away MS was in the house. MR Technologist for 20 years here. 🥲
