why multiple sclerosis come?what cause it?i see very bad with one eye?

Question

i have otrher simptoms who are not very likefull.

Answer 1

MS is a disease that affects the myelin sheath covering that helps transport electrical signals throughout your body. This is why it can affect your eyes also.

Here's a site for the national ms society. It is full of great info

http://www.nationalmssociety.org/

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Sorry to hear you have MS. I was diagnosed with MS two years ago. A lot of information can be found on the internet but one good place to start is www.msandyou.com or go to the MS Chapter Society website and click on any information you are looking for. Does your neurologist know you are having problems with your eye? People who get MS it says that the environment plays a huge part in contracting MS. If you ever need someone to talk to please feel free to contact me via email. Good luck

Answer 4

My aunt has ms. It has only affected her muscles, she is in a wheel chair now and its to the point where she chokes alot and has to go to the hospital and get the food removed from her throat. they have started grinding up her food to help her. it has not affected her vision or her mind. it just affects motor skills as far as im aware. you may want to discuss the problems you are having with your doctor.