Multiple Sclerosis

Praveen (Male, 51 Years)

Condition:

Praveen was a media professional. In 2010, during his routine check up after a stroke in 2006, his spine showed plaques which indicated demyelination. At this time he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, which is a relapsing remitting type. He had clumsiness in his hands.
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a demyelinating disease in which the insulating covers of nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord are damaged. This damage disrupts the ability of parts of the nervous system to communicate, resulting in a range of signs and symptoms, including physical, mental, and sometimes psychiatric problems.

Status in Aug 2013

Praveens condition had progressed. He had several symptoms of Multiple sclerosis.

1. He would have “flare ups”. During these “flare ups” he would experience heat in his face and legs. He would get fever frequently if it got worse

2. He would feel weak. He could not concentrate or focus for a very long time.

3. He would feel fatigued and tired. He needed breaks. The frequency of breaks became more and more with passage of time.

4. There was tingling and numbness in the legs.

5. There were involuntary movements in the fingers.

6. He would buckle and loose his balance while walking. He was not confident to cross roads.

7. He experienced different sensation on his back.

8. He was feeling depressed.

His reports show active demyelination which had significantly progressed.

Veiw Reports

2010 Report
2012 Report (1)
2012 Report (2)

Status in Jun 2018

Aashwasan services started for Praveen in Aug 2013. In Jan 2017 Praveen Reported the following

1. He doesn’t remember the last time he got a “flare up”

2. There is weakness in his legs

3. His immunity is better. His rate of contracting infections has drastically come down.

4. He has switched his career, and his new career demands a lot of physical and mental activity. He is able to keep up.

5. His coordination has improved dramatically. He swims and also rides a bike.

6. The tingling and numbness is his legs is no longer there.

7. Involuntary movements in his hands are gone.

8. Sensation in his back is gone

9. He is a happy human being who is looking at helping people in every way that he can.

His MRI reports of June 2017 show that the demyelination of his nerves is inactive. One of the plaques in his spine has disappeared and the other one has reduced. The brain shows cerebral a trophy which is age related. On consultation the doctor confirmed that the multiple sclerosis has been arrested.

Veiw Report

2017 Report