Sensory vs. Motor Symptoms: The Differences & How to Help

Do you struggle with sensory changes such as numbness, tingling, burning, or pins & needles?
Did you know that sensory changes and motor changes are DIFFERENT parts of your nerve being affected, and actually require DIFFERENT forms of therapy?! Join me today as I review the what makes sensory changes, and motor changes different, how you can treat them, and more.

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[deeegan]

This is fab 👏 I used my twirly hairbrush and ran it up and down my right palm (for numbness) and it actually worked. Just a couple of minutes …I can’t believe it. Thank you

[sally]

Very interesting Dr Gretchen and I am improving my motor systems of spasticity and ataxia with functional exercises 100% . Nutrition ie supplements like high dose Fish oils and Vitamin D also made a massive improvement for me with my sensory symptoms gone . Keep up the good work 😊

[A_H_V]

Im about to be diagnosed with ms im hitting all the marks on the mri’s and lumbar puncture test my neurologist and i got suprised since i had a stroke at birth and i already have cerebral palsy epilepsy chronic clusterheadache and allot of other diagnosis so the ms lesions on my spine and brain came as a suprise to both of us she orderd it as a rule out mri bc she tought i had FND

[nusrat]

Don't we have treatment for MS it's being Soo long no change everyone of my age work go out me stuck with these symptoms when I'm just 26 and normal girl with less money.probably fed up now.