Multiple sclerosis (MS) currently affects ~2.5 million people worldwide. MS is typically diagnosed in young adults and is usually not fatal, meaning people live long lives with MS. Affected individuals usually suffer ...Multiple sclerosis (MS) currently affects ~2.5 million people worldwide. MS is typically diagnosed in young adults and is usually not fatal, meaning people live long lives with MS. Affected individuals usually suffer from progressive physical and/or cognitive disability, often including fatigue (89.6%), depression (53.9%), memory loss (49.0%), motor or sensory dysfunction (76.4%, 70.4%) and urinary incontinence (50.8%).展开更多
文摘Multiple sclerosis (MS) currently affects ~2.5 million people worldwide. MS is typically diagnosed in young adults and is usually not fatal, meaning people live long lives with MS. Affected individuals usually suffer from progressive physical and/or cognitive disability, often including fatigue (89.6%), depression (53.9%), memory loss (49.0%), motor or sensory dysfunction (76.4%, 70.4%) and urinary incontinence (50.8%).
