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Fatigue Severity in MS Predicted by Shrinkage of Certain Brain Regions
Yet another study into MS Fatigue – this time focusing on shrinkage in brain volume, especially amongst grey matter.
Now, I haven’t read the full report [I’d get lost by the density of the science] but I have a couple of queries. If fatigue is down to atrophy how come heat fatigue destroys me? For others it’s cold. For others neither. Something else is going on. Also, I’ve had the full two courses of Lemtrada – as such my brain should actually be shrinking slower than the general population.
I’m beginning to wonder whether scientists should actually employ patients to give their point of view rather than just using us as lab rats.
What do you think?
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