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       (Abst.) Medication use associated with cognitive deficits in peo
       ple with MS
       By: agate Date: April 4, 2025, 3:23 pm
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       Time and time again, over the years, I have found that the only
       way I can expect to do anything without bringing on a flock of
       symptoms is to do everything slowly and keep life as simple as
       possible. This study found that people with MS who take too many
       drugs ("polypharmacy") are at higher risk of cognitive
       problems--as are those taking anticholinergic drugs (examples
       are Tylenol PM and the bladder-control drugs Ditropan and
       Vesicare) and sedatives. Paring down the number of drugs a
       person takes is one way to make life easier.
       From PubMed (April 4, 2025)--"Medication use is associated with
       cognitive deficits in people with multiple sclerosis":
  HTML https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40179665/
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