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Posted on 8. March 20228. March 2022 by Marta

What does MSA mean for (care) relatives?

 

(Guest article from Silvia)

In 2017, my husband had the first symptoms – slight balance problems and speech was sometimes a little slurred. At that time he was still … >>>>>>>

Posted on 29. December 202125. September 2022 by Marta

Three weeks of therapy – a summary

So, I’m almost done here. All in all, I can say that the whole thing has not really brought me anything. If, then so much that I speak here more, … >>>>>>>

Posted on 9. May 20219. May 2021 by Marta

About Dysautonomia

Dysautonomia is something that catches all of us in the course of the disease. It can be confusing, it can be anything and in the symptom-variety you often do not … >>>>>>>

Posted on 10. February 2021 by Marta

What does science know about myoclonus?

Actually, we all have our problems and fears with this. To understand all this a little better, I have looked around. My information is based on American sources, so it … >>>>>>>

Posted on 26. November 202028. November 2020 by Marta

Bad energy, exhaustion or fatigue?

For a long time I have been thinking about what is wrong with me. People in general credit me with much more than I can perform. At the beginning of … >>>>>>>

Posted on 22. November 2020 by Marta

Medicine for everybody

I often read that MSA can have autonomic, cerebellar, pyramidal and extrapyramidal symptoms. It’s time for me to get into these pyramidal things, I didn’t know about them before … >>>>>>>

Posted on 19. October 2020 by Marta

What happens with dysautonomia and am I affected?

Sometimes I ask myself what is wrong with me. Sometimes I have something and I don’t understand what it is. I also often don’t know if it has something to … >>>>>>>

Posted on 14. October 2020 by Marta

Stress in neurological diseases

There are research studies that suggest that stress has a negative influence on neurological diseases. Stress increases damage to dopamine cells, which in turn leads to more severe symptoms. Acute … >>>>>>>

Posted on 6. August 20202. September 2020 by Marion

Probable, possible or safe MSA and how do I donate my brain!

Probable, possible or safe MSA and how do I donate my brain?

Yeah, what now? Do I have MSA or not?
Probably most people ask themselves that when they hold … >>>>>>>

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