Multiple Sclerosis Vlog: Answer Viewer Questions

In this Multiple Sclerosis Vlog, I answer viewer questions! Questions were originally posed during an MS AMA live stream Feb, 2022.

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COMMENT on "Multiple Sclerosis Vlog: Answer Viewer Questions!" I look forward to reading and responding!

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NOTE: Make sure to talk to your provider before ANY treatment decision. We hope to educate, empower and energize those impacted by Multiple Sclerosis. This channel consists of a collection of formal lectures and informal video clips about MS (and in this case Multiple Sclerosis Vlog: Answer Viewer Questions) to help educate others. These videos do not provide medical advice and are for informational/educational purposes only. The videos are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of a qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read or seen in any of our videos. They are just to help educate you about the condition guys!"

[wynterblossum]

Thank you Dr. B for always being their eith the right answers at the right time. I can truly tell that you love what you do and am blessed to have found you on YouTube. I consider you my go to neurologist because you have a passion that others do not. Thank you!

[paulmonroe]

Dr. Boster, Thank you for all the great information!

[robertfleischer]

I really enjoy your insight and down to earth presentation. Keep up the great work.DrB

[Katie-vyrd]

First off, what a nice back drop you have going on there with the candles! Secondly, I have been watching you for a long time now because I've been exhibiting many signs of MS and a physician friend of mine suggested I get checked. I did have an MRI a few years ago to rule out an acoustic neuroma (have had hearing loss, tinnitus, numbness and tingling on right side of face) If I had brain lesions would that have likely been picked up incidentally on the read? I heard somewhere recently that radiologists are getting away from reading/remarking on anything thats not specifically asked about/ordered. (This doesn't sound right). Anyway, thanks! Lastly, I'm so impressed with your way of teaching and sharing information. I think that all medical specialties needs an amazing educator like you to be able to go to for solid information on or off you tube.

[raymondschnell]

Again, thank you Dr. Aaron Boster for all that you do & thank you especially for the reminder of MRI, as I am due for my Dr. visit in March, Hopefully No new news..

[markabt]

Thank you so much for answering my question Dr. B, Very much appreciated.

[lemonpeelangelfish]

Thank you Dr Boster another awesome video! You have managed what I thought was impossible- I look forward to Mondays (well actually Tuesday in NZ) because I know you’ll have another video to inform and empower us! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤗

[gaia]

hey Dr B thanks for answering my questions! 🔥 and yes unsaid my name right I appreciate all your information!!! u have a stellar day

[susan]

Can taking Vitamin C, ramp up an already ramped up immune system in MS?

[susan]

I keep hearing about D2-D3 receptors Re:MS - not sure what this means- is this seen on an MRI?

[samtaylor]

Any chance next question and answer you can do a video explaining MS to a kid.

[dougtagg]

Getting ready with coffee in hand to go to Peter B. Lewis for water exercise and there you are. Thank you for the video Dr. Boster.

[RA-yexl]

Is it possible for 3T brain MRI (with and without contrast) to miss MS signs?

[desiredecove]

Awesome video as usual- great questions from the peanut gallery… I loved hearing what you look for in comparing MRI’s…
#sharingiscaring

[deblacey]

You answered a question I've been wondering about. No new legions but having worsening after many years. I'll bring this up in my next appointment. I was told at 60 I don't need a DM.

[oper]

Dr. B, thank you for reminding me of a question I failed to ask my new MS neurologist. Will they review my MRI with me or just read the results sent to them and reiterate those results on a call? The General Neurologist I was seeing at a different office would only have a staff member read me the results. I will have to ask my new MS specialist if this is their preference as well. So hoping it is not.

[Archersgarageandwhatnot]

Thank you once again for a great video. Next month is my 1 year-since-diagnosed MRI. I'm taking your wisdom with me to my dr, and going to have them show me side by side comparisons. And coincidentally (probably from the stress of another MRI), I'm going through my first major relapse since starting Aubagio. :(

[dr.froghopper]

MS destroyed my appetite and forced intermittent fasting on me. I generally have to force myself to eat. I’ve gone from 296 to 212 and counting.

[sweetnrho]

Hi Dr. B my question is does MS slow down when we age. For example if someone was diagnosed in their 40's with MS will MS attacks slow down the older they get?

[robertfleischer]

Do you have an opinion of NADH and Dr David Sinclair’s work. I have taken NADH for 35 yrs.