One of the well-recognized symptoms of multiple sclerosis is fatigue. MS fatigue can make everyday life tremendously difficult for MS patients. Not only do they suffer physical fatigue and exhaustion, but they also experience difficulty concentrating and may experience symptoms like mood swings and depression. It should not come as a surprise that MS fatigue makes it difficult for many people to remain gainfully employed.

MS fatigue has certain features that distinguish it from the fatigue experienced by generally healthy people. For one, it has absolutely nothing to do with the number of hours of sleep an MS patient gets. MS patients with this form of fatigue could get 8 hours or more of sleep a night and still feel fatigued when they get up in the morning. They typically feel much more fatigued than a person suffering from regular fatigue would. Additionally, their fatigue gets worse with the passage …

MS fatigue treatment is one of the largest symptom treatment needs for MS patients worldwide. Multiple sclerosis is a very insidious disease, affecting millions. This disease causes all kinds of symptoms all across the body, and makes life miserable and unpleasant for those who must live with it.

There is no drug that can cure MS, though promising research awaiting publication will change how permanent an MS case will be for anyone in the future. Until then, however, one can only treat the symptoms of the disease as they occur, and be proactive against them.

In order to do this though, one must understand what this disease is and how it causes the symptoms. The problem with that fact is that few non-medical personnel in this world understand MS at all. It is one of the diseases that gets more myth around it than truth. Perhaps it’s time for the …