Multiple Sclerosis is a disease of the central nervous system that interferes with the information flowing between the brain and the body. According to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, 2.3 million are living with Multiple Sclerosis today. Although Multiple Sclerosis occurs mostly in certain ethnic groups, anyone is susceptible to catching this disease. Life expectancy continues to increase with the onset of recent research and FDA approval of medications. These medications decrease the severity and the progression of the disease.Early detection of Multiple Sclerosis is very important because it reduces the chances of long-term disability by reducing damage to brain tissue and nerve fibers. Early detection is also detected by knowing the signs and symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis. Although symptoms vary from person to person and can be very unpredictable there are 8 signs to watch for when suspecting Multiple Sclerosis.
