Fatigue is another hurdle that I must jump over if I’m going to have more control over how MS affects my life. I do light exercise and I recognized that exercise has many benefits for people with MS, including improvements in strength, balance, muscle stiffness, and bowel and bladder control. It can also reduce MS spasticity and may improve or delay cognitive impairment. Yes, I do experience some type of fatigue. I like to describe it as a different kind of tired. It goes behind what a person feels on a daily basis. After reading Healthline , I learned that there are different types of fatigue: Onset Frequency Time of day Progression Sensitivity to heat Severity Effect on activities To help with fatigue, work with your health care team to ensure you are up for an exercise plan. To get a better handle on fatigue, Healthline suggest plenty of exercise, preserve your energy, stay cool, ther...
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