Multiple Sclerosis is a disease that has both physical and emotional symptoms. Emotional symptoms such as stress, anxiety, worry, fear, frustration, and depression are common, and can be both a reaction to the disease and a symptom of the disease. Additional reasons why an individual with MS may have neuropsychiatric symptoms include the MS disease course, a reaction to a disease-modifying therapy, or a biologically mediated reaction / pathophysiology. This article addresses five ways to deal with emotional stress. To read this article in its entirely start on page 26 at http://msfocusmagazine.org
Recent Posts
- Online MS Support Group: Discussing Sensory Issues
- You’re Invited to Our July Second Saturday Social
- 6 MS Cognitive Symptoms: Memory, Transposing Numbers, and More
- Lynchburg Support Group Has Exciting News
- Your Questions Answered About the New Roanoke Area MS Center and Blue Ridge Neurology
- From the MS Community of Southwest Virginia: Gratitude for Dr. Jill Cramer
- MS and Memory: The Other Me Must Have Lost it
- When You’re Hot, You’re Hot
- When MS Says No, But You Say Yes
- Bluefield/Princeton, WV