Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

If you suffer from multiple sclerosis (MS), the first thing you should to is visit PALLADION. PALLADION looks beyond the disease. The disease does not change, but the right to life is not lost. The world-class basketball player Chris Wright did not give up! He is currently under treatment for multiple sclerosis while also being the star of the Mavs team. He gives the fight and claims his life! It is a role model for us, giving strength to patients and doctors! This man shows you the way, follow it! In preparing a personalised rehabilitation, we consider the following: The patient’s history Their lifestyle and daily living needs Their psychological state Any form of special conditions that may arise during or after the treatment The PALLADION team is, right from the start, an ally for the person suffering from multiple sclerosis (MS), while aiming at improving their functionality.  8 questions about multiple sclerosis 01. What is multiple sclerosis? Multiple sclerosis is a chronic degenerative condition that causes demyelinating disease to the brain and the spinal cord (i.e. the central nervous system). 02. At what age does multiple sclerosis occur? The symptoms of multiple sclerosis usually appear at the age of 20-40. Multiple sclerosis rarely occurs in children. 03. What are the symptoms of multiple sclerosis? Some of the first signs of the disease are vision problems in one eye, problems with sensation, difficulties in moving the arms and the legs, as well as impaired balance. Other warning symptoms include numbness or tingling on the face, the body or the extremities, problems with bladder function, intense emotional fluctuations (e.g. uncontrollable laughter or crying), gastrointestinal problems, heavy dizziness (vertigo). If you identify any of these symptoms, you must see a doctor immediately. 04. What are the causes of multiple sclerosis? Despite the many systematic studies on the disease and the high number of patients (2.5 million people worldwide), we do not know its exact causes. The latest studies have showed that it is caused by genetic factors, autoimmunity and, to a lesser extent, external factors. 05. Is multiple sclerosis a hereditary disease? Research has shown that heredity is not very important for the disease. The attending neurologist will suggest whether genetic screening is needed. 06. What are the effects of multiple sclerosis (MS) ? People suffering from multiple sclerosis face mostly functional problems, i.e. moving and walking difficulties. They may also experience speech and vision difficulties, chronic pain, problems with bowel and bladder function, emotional fluctuations. The intensity of the symptoms depends on the severity and chronicity of the disease. 07. Is there a way to address multiple sclerosis? There is still no cure for the disease. However, it is very important that the developments in medicine have given the means to address its symptoms, which largely increases the patient’s quality of life. 08. What cutting-edge medical practices are implemented at PALLADION for addressing multiple sclerosis? The specialised doctors and the rehabilitation team, in cooperation with the patients and their loved ones, address the functional and kinetic problems caused by the disease. The sooner a patient decides to start treatment, the higher the success rate of the programme will be. Our pioneering technological equipment, our specialised knowledge and the necessary therapy programmes are the three essential elements that will offer you the quality of life you deserve. DOWNLOAD PDF