MS, Multiple Sclerosis
Clinic
- MS is a demyelinating autoimmune disease of nervous system.
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I think MS is an umbrella covering a list of demyelinating disease. I suggest a new classification Considering sign / Symptoms which equals the localization of demyelination.
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Miasmatic analysis
In order to find appropriate miasm, I need to know series of miasms which could cause Encephalomyelitis. Then the localized involvement could specialized the miasm. ADEM could be a good choice.
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Vestibular MS
(49–59%) |
Intra-pontine 8th nerve fascicle involvement= Acute Vestibular Syndrome (AVS) |
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Gels | ||
Autonomic MS | Cardiovascular / Thermoregulatory function during exercise Due to Hypothalamus temperature regulation disorder. |
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RBOL | ||
Bowel MS:
Bowel accidents can also be caused by reduced sensation in back passage, so he dose not recognize the urge to go to the toilet, and reduced control of the muscles at the bottom of his anus. |
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Alum | ||
Bladder MS:Urge incontinence (8%): Spastic/ Overactive bladder: |
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Caust | ||
Bladder MS:
Overflow
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Bladder does not empty properly (retains some urine in it) |
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HSV-1 | ||
UMN
MS |
Corticospinal tract involvement |
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Cerebellar MS |
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Alum
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Visual MS | Sudden visual loss | ADEM / SSPE
Optic neuritis/Atrophy |
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Cognitive MS |
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Painful MS | Central sensitization and second Hyper Stasia |
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Ox-ac |
Related disease
- Rapid eye movement sleep behavior disorder (RBD) is a parasomnia characterized by brief recurrent episodes of loss of muscle atonia during rapid eye movement sleep, with enacted dreams that cause sleep disruption.
- MS patients have an increased risk compared with the general population to be affected by a sleep disturbance, including RBD. Patients affected, however, uncommonly can present RBD as the first clinical manifestation of MS without other neurologic deficits. These clinical presentations have usually been attributed to inflammatory lesions in the pedunculopontine nuclei, located in the dorsal pons. We present a case of RBD in a 38-year-old woman who was later diagnosed as having MS due to imaging findings and development of focal neurologic deficits. MS should be considered among the differential diagnoses in patients who present with symptoms of RBD, particularly if they are young and female.[1]
Remedies
Prominent Eye Symptoms |
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Gels
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Difficulty in Balance /Incoordination / Ataxia |
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Alum |
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Numbness, Tingling, Pin/Needle-like Sensations |
Ox-ac |
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Pic-ac |
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Phos |
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Weakness in Lower Limbs |
Con
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Arg-n |
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Plb |
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Spasticity |
Lat-s |
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Nat-m |
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Urinary incontinence | Caust |
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Other remedies |
Homeopathic medicines are selected on the basis of symptoms, cause, family history and constitution of the person affected. Considering all these factors any of the above (or some other) homeopathic medicine may be indicated and helpful in a case of Multiple Sclerosis.
- ↑ Enriquez-Marulanda A, Quintana-Peña V, Takeuchi Y, Quiñones J. Case Report: Rapid Eye Movement Sleep Behavior Disorder as the First Manifestation of Multiple Sclerosis: A Case Report and Literature Review. Int J MS Care. 2018 Jul-Aug;20(4):180-184. doi: 10.7224/1537-2073.2017-001. PMID: 30150902; PMCID: PMC6107341.