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The brain is made up of two types of tissue: grey matter and white matter. For many years, research in multiple sclerosis (MS) focused primarily on white matter, which is where the majority of brain lesions occur, but research has evolved, and experts now understand that grey matter also plays a critical role in MS. Learn more about grey matter and MS here.
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I wonder if the deterioration that has happened with my MS [despite no new lesions] may have something to do with this? Also a possible upside for those of us who’ve gone through Lemtrada – is that supposedly our brains actually now will shrink less than even the able bodied. Anyone got any insights?
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