Multiple Sclerosis.docx PHA1500 Multiple Sclerosis Rasmussen College G150/PHA1500 Sect

Multiple  Sclerosis.docx  PHA1500  Multiple Sclerosis Rasmussen College  G150/PHA1500 Section7 Structure and function of the Human Body  Multiple Sclerosis  Multiple sclerosis is a slowly progressive disease of the central nervous system, comprised of the brain and spinal cord( Davidson, Slomski, & Cataldo, 2012). This disease can make patients disabled and hard to do things are their own that they usually would do. It is an unpredictable disease that many parts of the body, such as the brain and spinal cord, and vision issues, balance, and some control of your muscle. People with this disease have an average lifespan, but unfortunately, there is no cure, so they must take life daily. On the bright side, the condition is not fatal, and people can have a life like others with the right treatments. With this autoimmune disease, it is still unknown what the trigger. A few things can cause it, such as viruses, enviro