How to Reduce Your Ms Fatiguework Closely with Your Ms Healthcare Providers. Get Plenty of Sleep. Avoid Heat Exposure. Take Good Care of Your Overall Health...
How to Reduce Your MS Fatigue
Work Closely With Your MS Healthcare Providers.
Get Plenty of Sleep.
Avoid Heat Exposure.
Take Good Care of Your Overall Health.
Fuel Your Body With High-Quality Foods.
Practice Mindful Movement, Such as Yoga or Tai Chi.
Take Breaks and Pace Yourself.
Does MS fatigue ever go away?
It can be acute (lasting a month or less) or chronic (lasting from 1 to 6 months or longer). Fatigue can prevent you from functioning normally and affects your quality of life. According to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, 80% of people with MS have fatigue.
Primary fatigue is caused by MS damage in the brain and spinal cord. And lots of processes might be involved. One idea from researchers is that passing messages around nerve damage takes extra energy. Secondary fatigue is caused by living with MS symptoms like pain, or disturbed sleep.