Definition of diseases treated with combined PROTOCOL CEKZ
multiple sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis is a disease characterized by outbreaks with neurological symptoms that last more than 24 hours, there is a loss of myelin in the form of plaques that is distributed throughout the central nervous system.
It affects women much more and the range is 20 to 40 years old.
There are clear symptoms of motor disturbances with loss of strength in the extremities, loss of strength in the hands and feet, also fatigue before small efforts.
There are also symptoms such as tingling or numbness in extremities or trunk, in some cases it can affect visual acuity, language disorders and in rare cases there may be problems controlling the sphincters.
The most common symptoms are:
- Fatiga
- Dizziness
- weakness
- Tremors
- Facial pain
- Double vision
- constipation
- numbness
- Loss of balance
- Eye discomfort
- Muscle spasms
- Problems chewing
- Trouble walking
- Need to urinate constantly
Multiple sclerosis patients have a tendency to depression and memory disorders.
Outbreaks can last from a day, weeks or months affecting the quality of life of the person and their environment.
There is no clear treatment for this disease as it is also not known what the origin may be, but the symptoms can be treated.
