MS
- noun
- /ɛm ɛs/
- After her diagnosis of MS, she joined a support group to connect with others who understand her challenges.
- MS or other demyelinating
- sclerosis (MS)
- MS delay
But yeah, I'm so proud of him for standing up and coming forth and letting the world know that he does have Ms.
- But yeah, I'm so proud of him for standing up and coming forth and letting the world know that he does have Ms.
Examples
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My recommendation is to escalate the diagnosis to secondary progressive MS.
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I've been diagnosed with MS, multiple sclerosis.
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Is that related to his MS?
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Whether these findings also apply to partners of people with MS is not known.
Academic text (2002) -
Neither approach showed an association between the vaccine and MS or other demyelinating diseases.
Academic text (2015) -
Our dad's MS has gotten really bad, so he can't live by himself anymore.
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Mae, there are four groups here for staffers dealing with MS, two of them for children of MS patients.
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A significant percentage of patients with MS exhibit abnormal auditory brainstem responses.
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She has been living with MS for over a decade and manages her symptoms with medication.
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Doctors are researching new treatments to help those with MS improve their quality of life.
Synonyms
A long-term disease that damages the covering of nerves in the brain and spinal cord, causing weakness and vision problems
A long-term disease that damages nerves in the brain and spinal cord
A long-term disease of the nerves that causes patches of damage to their protective covering often causing numbness and weakness
Surface Forms
Etymology
MS stands for multiple sclerosis, where multiple means 'many' and sclerosis means 'hardening', so the name describes a disease that causes many areas of hardening in the coverings of nerves and helps explain the varied symptoms.