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What is a neurological condition?

Neurological conditions affect the nervous system, interrupting or damaging these signals in the brain, spinal cord and nerves throughout the body. There are over 600 types of neurological conditions.

Some examples of neurological conditions include:

  • Parkinson's disease
  • epilepsy
  • stroke
  • motor neurone disease
  • dementia
  • brain and spine cancers
  • neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder (NMOSD)
  • autism spectrum disorder
  • traumatic brain injury.

Common symptoms and challenges of neurological conditions

Whether you’re living with multiple sclerosis or another neurological condition, there are some common symptoms and challenges you may experience:

  • reduced strength and mobility
  • sensory changes and pain
  • changes to balance and coordination
  • issues with bladder and bowel function
  • changes with memory and cognition (brain function).

More than six decades of experience in multiple sclerosis has helped us understand these barriers and challenges, and how they can impact you and your loved ones.

We want to hear your unique story and help you find the right services so you can live your best life.

Learn more about how we can help you manage your neurological condition.

What is MS

What is MS?

MS is an autoimmune condition that attacks the central nervous system.

Learn about MS types, causes, common symptoms and ways to live well with MS.

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