Multiple Sclerosis: What can family physicians do?
S. A. Hashimoto, Theresa I. Jiwa
Abstract
S. A. Hashimoto, Theresa I. Jiwa
Abstract
Successful management of patients with multiple sclerosis depends upon the involvement of the family physician. All contacts with either a multiple sclerosis clinic or a neurologist should be made at the instigation of the family practitioner. Constant contact with the family physician ensures that the individual receives proper care. While specialty care is needed for many of the symptoms, psychosocial problems are dealt with best by the individual's own family physician.
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Successful management of patients with multiple sclerosis depends upon the involvement of the family physician. All contacts with either a multiple sclerosis clinic or a neurologist should be made at the instigation of the family practitioner. Constant contact with the family physician ensures that the individual receives proper care. While specialty care is needed for many of the symptoms, psychosocial problems are dealt with best by the individual's own family physician.
Key concepts: Specialty, Psychosocial, Multiple sclerosis, Medicine, Family medicine, Family doctors, Alternative medicine, Psychiatry