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6 Ways You Can Support Someone With Multiple Sclerosis
September 21, 2017
SOCIAL SUPPORT DRIVES QUALITY OF LIFE OF MS PATIENTS SAYS NEUROLOGIST, AMIT SACHDEV, MD
September 21, 2017
SELF interviewed MSU neurologist Amit Sachdev, MD, on multiple sclerosis, the chronic and often progressive automimmune disease. Research shows the link between social support and quality of life for patients.
“The quality of life of an MS patient is driven in large part by social support,” Amit Sachdev, M.D., an assistant professor and director of the Division of Neuromuscular Medicine at Michigan State University, tells SELF.
So what can you do if your love one has multiple sclerosis? Read the full SELF story, 6 Ways You Can Support Someone With Multiple Sclerosis
Amit Sachdev, MD is a neurologist who provides care to the public at MSU Neurology/Ophthalmology in East Lansing in addition to his faculty teaching duties. He specializes in neuromuscular medicine.
Read more about Dr. Sachdev. To learn more about the practice or to get contact information for a referral, visit the MSU Neurology/Ophthalmology clinic page.