In addition, MS affects women three times more likely than men, as well as people with northern European background. Furthermore, MS presents differently in each individual (MS Society, 2016). To date, the main cause of MS is still unknown. However, current research and evidence suggests that a myriad of risk factors such as lifestyle, environment, and genetics contribute to a person’s predisposition with MS (MS Society, 2016). While continuous and active research is being done to determine the cause of MS, a constant effort to explore various treatment options in forms of medication and physical therapy are also being …show more content…
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