Guest guest Posted August 5, 2008 Report Share Posted August 5, 2008 Two Mexican scientists found a possible relation between the virus that causes chickenpox, chickenpox-zó ster, and cases of multiple sclerosis in active stage. The investigation was developed by Adolfo ez and Julio Sotelo, who identified the presence of the virus just chickenpox-zó ster in a group of 62 patients with multiple sclerosis when it was in active stage. The virus of chickenpox would cause in the brain a scar that would prevent the myelin production, a protein that surrounds nervous fibers and facilitates the transmission of the nervous impulses. The investigation was published in the ls magazine of Neurology. " In resistance, were not viral particles in samples of patients with multiple sclerosis in phase of remission or subjects to neurological control " , indicate the conclusions of the scientists.. . " We considered that this is the cause. Or he will see himself if it is cause or one of the causes " , indicated Julio Sotelo. " In these initial findings he can be one neither forceful nor dogmatic one " , said the scientist. The multiple sclerosis affects the spinal marrow and the brain, causing damages in the coordination, the balance and the memory; in addition, it hits the muscular development and the visual capacity. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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