Sensory disturbances in MS are among the common symptoms and range from absorbent cotton and numbness to stabbing pain.

You can read the full article on my blog: https://ms-perspektive.com/019-sensory-disturbances

Episode 19 is about the variety of sensitivity disorders that people with multiple sclerosis can get. Have you already experienced sensory disturbances? If so, no wonder. They are one of the most common symptoms of MS and often occur early in the disease. For some, in retrospect, they were there for some time before diagnosis. But often a change in stimulus perception is not enough to get to the bottom of the matter.

In the following article, you will learn more about the different types of sensitivity disorders and how you can deal with them.

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• When do sensory disturbances occur?
• What are the types of sensitivity disorders?
• What can you do about sensitivity problems?
• How can occupational therapy and physical therapy help?
• What can you do by yourself against sensory disturbances?
• What medications are available for sensitivity disorders?
• And what if the sensory disturbances are permanent?
• What is the best prevention against sensation disorders?
• Food for thought
• Question to you

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