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Multiple Sclerosis

It is important to remember that MS is only one part of a person and not the person.

MS does not represent them, it is not their identity, they are as normal as the next person.  

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Heat Problems                                                                                                                                                                                             

A build up of heat causes a worsening of nerve conduction. This effect may be amplified when there is an underlying problem such as MS that causes damage to the nerves. As a result, many people with MS find that heat can cause symptoms to worsen. This might involve a build up of fatigue, blurred vision or a loss of balance.

 

Although unpleasant, the effects of heat are temporary and do not cause any permanent damage to nerves. The symptoms are generally quickly reversed when body temperature returns to normal.

 

Many people who are sensitive to heat find that cooling techniques can reduce problems. This can involve cooling whilst doing activities, using a mister spray or cooling gel in wristbands or scarves.

 

Some  find cooling down before activity gives them more energy or stamina.

 

Whilst a reaction to increased heat is more common, some find that a decrease in temperature may cause a worsening of symptoms.

 

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