Multiple Sclerosis: Decode the MOTOR exam

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In this video I break down part of the neuro exam to help you better understand WHAT it is & HOW it helps us care for folks with Multiple Sclerosis. Today I'll help you decode the MOTOR exam! If you'd like to better understand HOW we test your strength, tone, reflexes and more, then start watching this vid RIGHT NOW!
This video is the 1st in a series entitled "DECODING THE NEURO EXAM." The 2nd in the series will be on the EYE exam (link below)
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@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

QOTD: This is a new RU-vid Adventure for me, decoding portions of the Neurological examination. What do you think? If folks like this video I can publish a series of videos de-mystifying various aspects of the neuro exam! Please let me know your thoughts below!! #WeHaveMS

@lindawhite351 5 лет назад

This is very beneficial, Thank you Dr. Boster.

@AJHR77 5 лет назад

Thumbs up for a series on the neurological exam,absolutely!!

@davidsawyer422 5 лет назад

I enjoyed this video and your example of "wax on, wax off" was great. I misinterpreted the title, thinking it was a medical overview of the nervous system rather than what it states being the clinical examination. Sometime I would appreciate a deeper understanding of the nervous system. It amazes me that my muscles are still intact but they are controlled by the nerves. We patients have little understanding of nerves until we are diagnosed with a nerve condition. The general public knows little of them. Again thank you for the video's, I am dismayed about the lower viewer count for this but sometimes we with MS deal with symptoms and not education.

@rogercookcouk 5 лет назад

Absolutely fantastic. Thank you as always. I know a lot of us MSers don't either care or want to know, I'm on the other side of that coin though. As an engineer (retired) the 'hows' are the usual question format. Now, it's the 'whys' and this video was brilliant in helping with that. Basic understanding! Superb. I vote more! 😄

@squeegiedog22 5 лет назад

I think think will be a great learning Series. Again appreciate what you help to do educating us!! #WehaveMS

@martinm8991 5 лет назад

Great idea. Ideally, this neuro-exam video series (once complete) should be playing non-stop in every neuro-MD waiting room. When anybody arrives for their very first neuro-exam, there is distress, uncertainty and lots more unhappy feelings; but then the exam itself typically just worsens the patient's fear - doctor is performing and asking for diverse strange things with zero explanation. So, YES, please do create and publish the whole series. Even if the likelihood, that a brand new patient luckily stumbles across it before their first neuro-exam is rather low, at least they can look it up after the exam and destress a bit.

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

right on! #WeHaveMS

@maryemmons8318 5 лет назад

Dr. B. .... this was awesome. I am sad that not all neurologists are as precise and looking for the things you do. You have an inner drive unlike others to be the best of the best in your field. I like this type of video. It explains so much. Do you tell your patients after these tests what your “eagle eye” assessment revealed?

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

It depends on what all is going on in clinic but often we summarize our findings, yes

@audreyyoung2237 2 месяца назад

With MS and TM, my MS specialist/neurologist only gives me a whopping 30-45-second assessment and has me walk the hall for about 30 seconds. That's it. Tells me I'm good, and I'm out the door. I spend the same amount of time with the phlebotomist that I do the neurologist. 🙄 Dr. B, I sure wish you were my MS neurologist.

@brendawilliams5021 13 дней назад

After watching this video & reading the comment from @ maryemmons8318, I simply could not have said it any better. I love your videos & appreciate all the knowledge they impart. Thank you, Dr. Boster!

@momdirigma 3 месяца назад

I wish my neurologist was this thorougn with the neuro exam

@millymay0025 7 месяцев назад

I wish the nuro gait exams were this good in the UK, unfortunately most people I know who’ve had a nuro exam, we’re told to stand up, take two steps, and sit down.

@stephanieford7621 Год назад

Thank you for the explanation!! Been living with this disease for 24yrs. Didn't feel like I really had MS still 2yrs ago. Been working hard to get my legs back!! Thank you for all you do for the MS community!!!

@normabates9044 Год назад

I have a up coming appointment in Feb. 2023. I am worried about what test they will do this time. I went through the test of removing fluid from my spine around the year 2000. I don't want to do that again. I went blind in 1979-1980 many times total black out. My vision was my first signs, stumbling, speech sounding drunk. One of my arms ached. I am at this point having more systems again. I would love to see more videos on Exams.

@thechadder 5 лет назад

I personally am quite interested in this, I believe the neurological system is far more complex than any human can understand. I guess that stands for reason or we would be a lot closer to add cure? I really love the analogies, I think that is the best sweeper simple people such as myself to learn

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

right on thechadder!

@Wholeplantfoods_Lucie 2 года назад

In another recent video you inspired me to ask my neurologist to watch me walk at an upcoming app't as she has never done this. Thank you for your unrelenting education. It is very helpful!

@driaw5816 5 лет назад

I’m sure your patients tell you this all the time but you are so amazing at what you do! I wish everyone with MS could have a Nuerologist who is as compassionate and knowledgeable as you! ❤️ A good team makes a world of difference.

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

#WeHaveMS

@amberharris7050 5 лет назад

This is good information to have going into a neurologist.... call it quality control. You see what a thorough exam looks like. So when the Neurologist runs in and quickly breezes through an exam without really paying attention to what the patient is presenting, the patient can advocate for themselves a little better. My daughter’s neurologist didn’t do half of these tests, told her she’s “normal” and then brushed off all the opinions from occupational therapists, vision therapists, and her pediatrician. Now we get to repeat this whole process when we are seen for a second opinion. Knowledge is power. Wish I had this video a week ago. Love your videos. Keep up the good work👍🏻

@ope4r540 5 лет назад

Amber, something I learned when I moved to a new state. I faced searching for a new Neurologist in a directory that left me with no options. Only doctor available was recommended by one of the offices I called (all the doctor's on the list we're either not accepting my insurance anymore or they didn't deal with MS patients). I was happy to find a Neuro practice that did, so I jumped at making an appointment. I met with the nurse practitioner, and got some time to meet the Neuro as well. What an eye opener. I had never consulted for a second opinion back home. Didn't realize it was necessary. Plus not many Neuros specialize in MS in my old state. In addition to this visit I had made an appointment with a well known MS practice downtown which did not accept my insurance, but I really wanted to get that doctor's opinion so paying the consultation fee was worth it. What a surprise to get a third opinion at that point. I learned something valuable, a second or third opinion, no matter how long it takes to get in front of the doctor (which happens because it's a 1st visit), is worth the long wait or the out-of-state pocket expense. The opinions of these doctor's didn't clash per se with my original neuro, but the second doctor (a general neuro) reminded me of what to expect when starting treatment with a new medication; he wouldn't have pulled me off Tysabri so quickly. No med will guarantee no more relapses or halt progression. The third doctor was an MS Specialist and gave me a comprehensive examination, filled out my questionnaire with me, asked all kinds of questions and provided recommendations along the way for further treatment with other specialists, medication direction, and diet. I walked away with a printout of her recommendations and shared it with the Nurse Practioner at the second neuro's office. I told my husband, it's worth paying the consultation fee because that third doctor really showed me what a non-rushed visit should include. Even if the consultation is out-of-state, consider setting the appointment and go. If you want to stay in touch with that doctor, ask them if they have a patient portal available to send questions, and what's the fee for visits with a nurse practitioner online if available? Sorry for such a long reply. Best wishes for brighter days for your daughter. Cindy

@amberharris7050 5 лет назад

Thank you, Cindy. We’re working on getting a referral to a practice 4 hours away from where we live. This practice is in a significantly larger city and so, we hope, has a better selection of Dr.’s. We’re not sure if she has MS specifically but there is definitely something neurological in nature going on.

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

#WeHaveMS

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

#WeHaveMS

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

TY Amber!

@julie9155 Год назад

Wish your clinic was closer where I live. I've never had such an exam that detailed since 2013 diagnoses

@brigao 5 лет назад

I have received Neuro exams for 25 years from different Neurologists. I never really thought to ask for an explanation of what you are looking for. Now that I have seen this it confirms what I always thought but also adds to my knowledge. This also reminds me that I should ask more questions. Looking forward to the next video. My only complaint is that I wasn’t sure when the video was starting (No emphatic “now” ☺️)

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

Howdy Scott! I actually realized I left out my "classic intro" during the editing process and had a moment where I considered re-recording it! Never to worry, next vid will include the intro....right...NOW!

@katharinanicholson865 5 лет назад

Thank you. I’m newly diagnosed is Australia and am still feeling very lost. Your clip gave me much more insight than anything else I’ve seen. Thanks

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

Howdy Katharina, you are not alone. Here's a playlist called "MS Basics: start here" ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3M5pSb9SRJU.html

@michelevalentine2151 5 лет назад

This is very informative and I would like to see more. Your neurological exam contains way more than what my MS neurologist has done on me. I was diagnosed in 2002. Thank you for your great videos.

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

TY Michele! Cheers and more to come! #WeHaveMS

@merse1987 5 лет назад

I love this decoding, Please keep them coming.

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

Great feedback! Will do Marissa!

@buffalobob870 5 лет назад

Good video...for me, seeing your neuro exam does two main things 1) explains the why/what which not all people are good at and helpful to hear it from another angle/communication style and 2) gives all of your viewers a point of view and comparison from your style/testing vs. the exams that individuals are experiencing from their neurologists. I'm an information junky and too much information is never enough for me! Keep the videos coming and thank you for you efforts and contributions!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

two excellent points Bob! TY! #WeHaveMS

@lshinkle5 5 лет назад

As long as I've had MS, (18yrs6mos) I've never had some of the parts of the Neuro exam that I saw in this video!🤯 Also, you explained very well and in an easy to follow manner (as usual)!! I look forward to many more as it relates to the Neurological function!Thank You Dr.B🤗

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

Thanks Linda! Look for more vids in this series soon!

@nataliacoronado5259 5 лет назад

I’m all in for it!! I think educating ourselves in these “tests” and our responses will make us ask questions about our MS rather than just going through the motions of a follow-up. Thank you for sharing!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

right on Natalia! #WeHaveMS

@sarahking6180 5 лет назад

I just stumbled onto these videos and I dig this channel! This is a very good idea, saves me in asking questions, like what are you doing now, what’s that for, what does that tell you. One thing that seems to throw people is I also have RA and my ankles are fused. So a lot of the walking stuff is a mixture of MS and RA. But thank you! Knowledge is power!!!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

Thanks Sarah

@brittaroth3780 5 лет назад

Hi Aaron, this kind of videos is very interesting for me. I've always wondered why certain examinations were made in certain ways. Especially the walking and standing exams. From what I have learned every doctor can read from this. Very interesting. And now even more interesting, cause now I know what my neurologist can read out of these examination processes! When I am in her office next time I am going to ask her to talk while she is testing me. So I can learn more about what SHE is seeing through these tests! Thanks for sharing all these informations! Have a good day ! I am loving to learn from you!, best regards and until next time, Britta

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

I have done this before with patients, where I speak out loud what I'm doing/seeing while I do it! As always, it's delightful to hear from you Britta!

@davidredd2541 5 лет назад

Love this new series, my VA doc has never done these test with me. I use your channel to ask questions to him and thank you for making them. It helps learning about this in my fight

@keelyml 5 лет назад

What an awesome new series you're doing for us. Yes, yes, yes. We can always be learning. I just had my bi-annual exam yesterday, where he did a reflex test down by the ankle bone. It was a new area for me. I asked him the purpose and got an answer. The point is we shouldn't be afraid to ask questions about the exam, during the exam. I believe it will show us what type of physician we have and care should be an open dialogue between patient and physician. It's a long term commitment with a chronic disease, so don't be afraid to ask questions. Stepping off my soap box now. :)

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

#WeHaveMS

@megd7593 5 лет назад

Thanks for breaking it down, Dr. B. I was familiar with many parts of this exam, but there were some portions I’ve never had tested at my quarterly visits. Thanks for sharing your passion for both the science and the humanity that goes with MS.

@roniconn1976 3 года назад

This was soo helpful.

@mekelkhattabi 3 года назад

The best neurologist ever. Keep up the great work, Dr. Boster. Greetings from Belgium.

@erinschulten4651 3 года назад

This was very helpful! I would appreciate more videos like this.

@acappellasingbr 3 года назад

All of your RU-vid videos are vital for all of us. GO FOR IT!!

@janeca10 2 года назад

I bet your family is so proud of your work in prol of people across the globe! I love your content! Tks a lot for sharing your valuable experience as a neurologist! You re making the world a better place!

@elizabethleedy4386 3 года назад

This has helped explain a lot for me. Thank you.

@theresebrown6711 3 года назад

You are awesome! This video was made just before I found out I had MS (just before Mother's Day 2019). I feel that these videos help me very much to understand my MS. Great job!!!

@janewatts135 5 лет назад

Dr Boster I've learned so much from you, thank you. This video regarding our neurological examination certainly enlightened me, my next Neurologist appointment is this coming June. Massive heartfelt THANK YOU, your vids are definitely helping me understand this MS beast more clearly. Very best Regards, Jane Ireland ☘️

@brendapotter5879 5 лет назад

Thank you for every video you do. The videos make our MS visits easier to understand.

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

That feedback means everything to me Brenda!

@newyorkdiva3 5 лет назад

That was awesome I often wondered what eah thing meant. I appreciate you

@mariatuppergoebel3829 3 года назад

I enjoy understanding why certain things are done my brain just likes to understand things it also shows that my Neuro exam doesn’t necessarily look this closely as you do. Or maybe he does but I don’t I don’t know just reinforces that I’m really grateful that you put this information out there to share with those of us that are not in the same state that you were at thank you would love to see more

@tanyahobbs693 Год назад

Thank you for doing this. You're one of the very few docs who even does this, allowing the patient to be part of their process.

@beccaperry8101 5 лет назад

Dr B- This video was super helpful in making this part of the neuro exam make more sense and make me feel like a little less of a fool while doing it! Keep going with this series! Love it!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

TY Becca! #MSWarrior

@0megaBigBang 5 лет назад

Amazing! thank you so much!!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

You're welcome! #WeHaveMS

@karenn401 5 лет назад

Thank you, this is so helpful

@maggiemae2585 5 лет назад

This was incredibly helpful!!! Thank you!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

So glad Maggie. Look for 3 more in the series to come out soon! Tomorrow at 11 I publish a vid on decoding the eye exam. Then I'll have one on sensory exam and one on coordination that will come out afterwards.

@manuelablake85 5 лет назад

Hi Dr Boster, thank you for making this video! This was very interesting and helpful, I never knew what those different tests were and now I have a better understanding. I look forward to the next ones!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

TY Manuelablake85! #WeHaveMS

@elizabethrash7370 5 лет назад

Yes, please continue to offer this format. Thank you!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

Thanks Elizabeth! Will do

@staceywilliams7718 5 лет назад

Love it, also helps me understand

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

Wonderful Stacey! #WeHaveMS

@lnaug1 5 лет назад

This video is really helpful thank you! I'm looking forward to seing the others parts of this series!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

right on Lnaug! Look for more to come! #WeHaveMS

@banjo1241 5 лет назад

Very comprehensive and interesting! Please continue!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

will do Banjo! #WeHaveMS

@paulhatch7735 5 лет назад

Dr. Boster, It is nice to hear for the first time since diagnosis what some these tests are showing / telling the Doctor as he / she is watching them be preformed. I have been through them all more than once and have always wondered what this or that is showing or telling them? Please keep them coming! so very interested after watching part 1 this morning in what all the other tests are showing or telling about my MS condition. Thank you for all you do for all of us in this community!!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

#WeHaveMS

@traceystevenson7987 2 года назад

Thank you for this information 😃

@MrBROOKS1718 5 лет назад

Thanks Dr. Boster for all that you do

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

YW MrBrooks!

@moveforward2202 4 года назад

Always wanted to know what the heck my neuro was learning by doing this seemingly silly tests! This helps! Thank you!!

@mariaa6918 Год назад

Fabulous, thank you

@pamwatt1013 5 лет назад

Thanks it's great info keep it up

@MicheleCorneglio 3 года назад

Loved the explanation, Doc. Always appreciate your videos and increasing my understanding. Please, keep it up!

@AaronBosterMD 3 года назад

You got it!

@t1gerangel 5 лет назад

Hey Dr Boster. Great video. Very informative. Thank you!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

howdy Carol! TY for the kind feedback!

@Ysoto426 2 года назад

This video was so educational and exceptional. Ty!!

@traceybradshaw6558 5 лет назад

Thank you Dr Boster, I learned a lot from this video. I hope that you will continue with this series. I am certainly looking forward to learning more.

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

Will do!

@nickmalveaux6131 2 года назад

I enjoyed the video Doc. I've learned a lot by watching your videos. Keep them coming.

@pooljunki1 5 лет назад

you are teaching me so much.....thanks

@lindamartinez8569 10 месяцев назад

Great information!

@markgamble3786 5 лет назад

Aaron thanks for posting this video, I'm from Northern Ireland and my neuro always runs those tests but I never know what they where for or what they show him. I love all the videos you post, I've been diagnosed with MS for over 13 years and I've learnt more from watching you lately then I've ever learnt about my MS. thanks Mark.

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

You're very welcome Mark! #WeHaveMS

@annmareemcdee9469 3 года назад

Very informative video thank you. Really enjoy watching and learning from your videos. Keep up the fantastic work.

@suzannesesbreno2400 5 лет назад

Sudbury,Ontario,Canada//// Suzanne listening Dr. Boster. going 2 see my neurologist next week which is twice a year for my apts./ Again see U again later.///

@Shelby-cf1sc 5 лет назад

Super helpful. Please continue with a series!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

right on Shelby! Will do!

@natedenbleyker1545 5 лет назад

It’s very informative, please continue to make these videos. They are the most informative that I’ve found

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

right on Nate!

@HeartRobsten 5 лет назад

That was SO good and SO interesting. Exactly what I've been wondering about. Please make more videos about this, it is so, so cool as a patient to know what is being tested 🙏 Have a great day!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

will do!

@TedMichel 5 лет назад

Hey Dr. B thank you for demystifying the exam we go through at our nuero visits. I look forward to seeing more of these videos. Thank you and keep up the good work.

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

right on Ted!

@arthurmiller9103 Год назад

Super awesome, it's a revelation. 👍

@aanderson7796 5 лет назад

I really like these videos! It helps to make sense of my exams....thank you!!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

YW Amy!

@Tranqui1Tend 5 лет назад

Very helpful information, thank you!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

TY Tend! #WeHaveMS

@johnmanley7143 3 года назад

Finally someone who really gets it what people who have M.S really need 👏

@dion7441 5 лет назад

Great and very informative video. Thank you !

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

#WeHaveMS

@Pareltje333 5 лет назад

This is very helpful. And definitely want to see more of it. It helps me also with the accepting of having it, even though still processing it.

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

#WeHaveMS

@tombo131 5 лет назад

Good stuff, doc!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

TY Tom!

@moonlookingforthesun1866 3 года назад

Omg thanks so much for this! I'm always so nervous at every neurologist appointment because I never know what's happening and feel so awkward! Thanks a lot, seriously

@SeleBear 5 лет назад

Aaron this type of video was very interesting Thank You. I have had my fair share of Neurology Exams over the years and have been a volunteer patient to help teach new Dr’s the way the do Neurological Examinations on. It’s nice understanding what it all means and what the person doing it is looking for. Great Video 😊 keep them coming 👍🏻

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

TY! #WeHaveMS

@sueweisberg1474 3 года назад

This is so great Thanks Really reassured me about the exam I had yesterday that revealed no MS

@LindaSmithLatimer 5 лет назад

Absolutely loved this video and has been extremely helpful. I have had RR/MS for probably 40 yrs and never have known as much about MS as I have since watching your videos. So please, keep doing these videos! Thank you! Thank you!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

TY for the support and kind words Linda! I appreciate the feedback and do indeed plan to make several follow up vids in this series. #WeHaveMS

@MinxUp 3 года назад

Dr. Boster you talk about your work with such passion. I wish you were my doctor. I am having a very difficult time recently. It all started 6 years ago but my symptoms have grown to be disruptive to my life. Your enthusiasm inspires me so much. I started my second degree in healthcare which I haven’t been able to finish due to sheer exhaustion and keeping up with my toddler. Once the dust settles with the pandemic I’m going back and it’s doctors like you that make me want to see it through. Thank you for your videos and the knowledge you share. Best wishes and Happy New Year

@mikedudonis9348 Год назад

Thank you I really enjoyed your video I like how you take the time to explain everything thank you .

@2500gamma 5 лет назад

Brilliant - really helpful.

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

TY for the feedback 2500gamma! #WeHaveMS

@ericott2561 Год назад

Great!!! More please

@gillhollingsworth4125 5 лет назад

Brilliant!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

TY Gill!

@courtneycarone 2 года назад

This was very helpful and taught me a lot

@mattz5275 5 лет назад

Yes please make the videos very well done and educational. Ty as always

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

will do Matt! #WeHaveMS

@joannacafaro8129 5 лет назад

I cant tell you how excited I was when I saw this pop up on my Twitter/RU-vid channel today. I have had so many questions regarding what my neurologist is looking for in these tests since my diagnosis 1 1/2 years ago. My questions...along with my shyness (Its really difficult for me to have people watch/analyze me) have actually caused my anxiety to increase with each neuro appointment. I eagerly anticipate more videos on this topic and hope it helps me get my anxiety/nervousness for my appointments under control!!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

Coming soon!

@suenorton-bates9859 2 года назад

This is much more substantial than I went through at my dxs back in 1997 in UK. I have learnt so much about my condition and how to alter my life. Well done more please

@canadafun8690 5 лет назад

Very interesting, thanks!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

YW!

@rustmore9402 5 лет назад

Great video would love more from North Dakota

@terrib6712 5 лет назад

Dr. B! This is good stuff.. you’re actually decoding all the stuff my neurologist mumbles under his breath as he’s going through these exercises 🙄 Keep it coming I may be able to respond to all the mumbling one day. Thank You, looking forward to the next video in this series.

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

Excellent! I'll plan to make more soon!

@sravanichandana8696 5 лет назад

Thank you Dr. B. Very informative and useful video.

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

YW Sravani!

@richardgrimes2330 5 лет назад

Very helpful video, thanks. Like some other comments below I never really thought to ask the what and why at my various exams. I am only really getting more pro-active about my MS in the past few months so this video has come at a good time. As well as stumbling across you on Twitter and you tube. Previously have been a bit meh about it all, until I realised I couldn’t really cope with life and MS struggles so had to learn some copeing strategies.

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

#WeHaveMS

@vannahfrazier174 3 года назад

A fave. I’ve always wondered what this does. Thanks, doc!

@mrsnando7805 5 лет назад

Thank you for the video. It’s nice to know why the doctors have us do all these things. Love your channel!

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

TY Ada! #WeHaveMS

@lw5682 5 лет назад

Wax on, wax off.....paint the fence......sand the floor.......oh wow, what an 80's flash back! I love it. Thank you for this video. Very helpful to learn exactly what is being looked at during a neuro exam.

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

So glad you got the reference! I was worried folks wouldn't get it!

@down-to-earth-mystery-school Год назад

This was so helpful! I’m going tomorrow to meet with a neurologist for an initial MS exam. Lessens my fear greatly

@bellatopiaaa8397 5 лет назад

Thank you immensely for your thorough explanations! It’s imperative we understand these MS changes in our body and the tests performed. Please do continue, your work is very much appreciated, God bless you and yours 😊🙏🏼👏🏼

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

right on #WeHaveMS

@VapingBee 5 лет назад

I love this! Thank you for sharing, doctor. The human brain is so interesting to me, and it's cool to know why my MS brain functions (or doesn't function) the way it does.

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

YW!

@tiffanyrichardson7615 5 лет назад

Thank you, I'd love to see more

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

will do!

@er8497 3 месяца назад

This is very educational and fascinating thank you. It has never been explained to me before nor has my doctor tested me in all the ways you show in this video. Thank you so much. You are a world of knowledge.

@akcreamhorn 5 лет назад

Brings back such happy memories this video.... the untold level of anxiety in waiting for the Neuro to announce his conclusion from the tests he performed in the previous 20 minutes more like a baseball bat across the face during one of life’s most vulnerable moments..... Saying that, diagnosis came as a great relief because I could think of worse I appreciate the breakdown you’ve done, thank you. Demystifies, educates and fascinates....some beast of an illness.

@AaronBosterMD 5 лет назад

A beast of an illness indeed Alex!