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What Causes Brain Lesions While Experiencing Lack Of Balance?

I have secoundary progressive ns around 10 years or so/ I find lately my balance is getting worse and my memory is possible getting a lot worse.l saw my neuro said it was caused by deep lesion in my brain and normal.i would like to know what causes these lessions
Tue, 12 Dec 2017
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Hello!

Welcome on Healthcaremagic!

You should know that your symptoms are quite normal at this stage of the disease. They are caused by chronic progressive damage to the brain.
The main cause of the disease is very complex and it is not just one cause. It is related to chronic inflammation and an autoimmune response of your body, triggered by a possible infection, leading to progressive demyelination and cell loss in the brain. In the advanced stages there is more prominent brain cell loss. That is why your situation is worsening in a progressive way.
Anyway, the drugs are not very effective at this stage.
A lot of physiotherapy and a balanced diet are the main treatment to reduce the progression speed of the disease.
Hope you will find this answer helpful!
Best wishes, Dr. Aida
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What Causes Brain Lesions While Experiencing Lack Of Balance?

Hello! Welcome on Healthcaremagic! You should know that your symptoms are quite normal at this stage of the disease. They are caused by chronic progressive damage to the brain. The main cause of the disease is very complex and it is not just one cause. It is related to chronic inflammation and an autoimmune response of your body, triggered by a possible infection, leading to progressive demyelination and cell loss in the brain. In the advanced stages there is more prominent brain cell loss. That is why your situation is worsening in a progressive way. Anyway, the drugs are not very effective at this stage. A lot of physiotherapy and a balanced diet are the main treatment to reduce the progression speed of the disease. Hope you will find this answer helpful! Best wishes, Dr. Aida