Multiple sclerosis pathophysiology | Nervous system diseases | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy

[@bashar786]

i have just been diagnosed with ms and waiting to be seen by a neurologist, but these videos have helped me understand this condition in more detail.👍

[@sallysmith9931]

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[@laurenlauren8834]

Hey! I'm doing research about different treatments for multiple sclerosis for my EPQ.. would love if I can somehow talk to you about it!

[@Wabbelpaddel]

@@laurenlauren8834 Hey, if it's not too demanding to ask: What is known about blood brain barrier permeability in MS? What about intestinal cross-communication and neurotransmitter synthesis? Has fecal matter transplantation proven any efficacy? What is with the T cells and the microglia? Why are they so susceptible in MS for autoimmunity to begin with?

[@vickydittfield9822]

Love the Style of your teaching 👏🕊❣️🧐

[@MzAliH21]

this made so much sense and was very helpful thank you!

[@叶小帆]

Great job! Simple and effective. Thank you so much.

[@baxwell3540]

wow, this is amazing

[@jasminedelust3073]

very easily explained. Thanks.

[@aryansaeedi7618]

Omg what a great video thank you so much 😭🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@romiseauguste4276]

thank you to make me understand

[@luisschwank5550]

Well explained, thank you!

[@msunique37]

I have ms and you'r on point.

[@user.47102]

Thank you 😊😄

[@shuvoislam8104]

Brilliant explaination...grt job

[@sixwashere9042]

im here for nervous case analysis

[@Mohamedyasar1234]

Super sir

[@superaafat]

You've explained it in a very simplified way... Very concept based. Thank you. Yes, which software do you use? it's great!

[@ruwaydahazad5361]

why do the T cells pass through the tight junctions in MS and why doesn't the blood brain barrier prevent entry of immunological cells into the brain?

[@suchibala7076]

great job

[@ldjt6184]

WHY are the T cells able to squeeze past the barrier IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS? Why do they want to get in so badly 'in multiple sclerosis?

[@edwardhumphreys8660]

really wish someone would answer this

[@sarahkuhn5900]

The endothelial cells express receptors which are specific for these T cells and let them pass. once T cells are activated my myelin they are also able to enhance the number of receptors expressed by the endothelial cells unfortunately...

[@mohamedorayith4626]

@@sarahkuhn5900 I Am confused. Does T cells bring about adhesion molecules to damage myelin and then bring cytokines? or do adhesion and macrophages come after damage to myelin?

[@ldjt6184]

@@sarahkuhn5900 Why are T cells activated by myelin...for what purpose?

[@Wabbelpaddel]

Faulty T cells, thymus hormone issuey, intestinal permeability.

[@mavischadwick6445]

Thanks so much Dr Alaho Olu on KZbin first of all for who you are as a person thank you for the wonderful work that you do for people in general no matter where you are I will always listen to your podcast and refer people to you because you care about people and the human body I listen to other people but you talk about the true disturbances disorders that means things that are out of order in the human system thanks 🙏 for curing my Amyotrophic lateral Sclerosis disease (ALS)…

[@munaabed8336]

Thank you for this great explanation. I do not understand why cranial nerves are affected in MS. We know that MS affects CNS but cranial nerves are part of the PNS?!!!!

[@karenpny]

Cranial nerves are in the brainstem.

[@manjushachate4741]

White matter of cns.... including cerebrum , cerebellar peduncle ,brain stem and spinal cord are mostly involved and that's the reason why cranial nerves from brain stem gets affected

[@Ane127]

It’s just diet. MS is a lipid metabolism disorder. Look up diets by Roy Swank, George Jelinek, and Terry Wahls.

[@Wabbelpaddel]

SIBO, IBS, prolonged vitamin D deficiency, pancreas insufficiency, Cushing/high cortisol, vitamin A deficiency, B12 deficiency, B6 deficiency and vit E deficiency are huge risk factors. Since they are very important to strictly regulate T cells.

[@Ane127]

@@Wabbelpaddel Other risk factors include various pathogens and vaccines. MS is caused by different things in different people, but usually involves many different risk factors. Thank you for the information.

[@Wabbelpaddel]

@@Ane127 Sure, especially toxoplasma gondii. But vaccines, not really. Rather they help regulate the immune system. Unless there has been a fatal defect beforehand (said risk factors). Then it's only going to accomplish what would have happened anyway later on.

[@nvarmuhamad9874]

❤

[@AnstonMusic]

Awww yeah!

[@almachan260]

too simplified for med students

[@malakhajar2491]

:( thank you

[@milagrosbolangerrondon7011]

Congratulaciones for your vídeos, What software do you Use?

[@darlingstuff1560]

exterior looks pink. grey is from formaldehyde preserving fluid.

[@frrconfeds336]

The guy that posted this song; he went on a vid of a puppy that was thrown off a bridge he said: no. I enjoy watching dogs get thrown off a bridge. Seeing the guts and blood on the pavment and seeing it get run over."

[@TheOlivialunapearl]

I hate my immune system