The primary function of myelin is to transfer signals from the brain to the skull. When Disseminated Sclerosis sets in, it is unable to do this function. It is also known as MS or Multiple Sclerosis. Myelin forms a protective layer around the nerves. For reasons that are as yet unknown to medical science, the body’s immune system turns on itself and attacks the myelin. This results in the myelin getting damaged. When this damage occurs, it causes a disruption in the signals from the brain. Depending on the extent of the damage, the signals may be lost partially or completely from reaching the nerves. Over time, the nerves get damaged and wither away. This condition results in many symptoms and the patient may suffer from one or several of them.

Symptoms of Disseminated Sclerosis

Some of the symptoms are visual blurring or double vision, speech impairment, fatigue, …