Sclerosis
Sclerosis, also known as "hardening" of the tissue, is a general term used to describe a group of medical conditions in which the body's cells become altered in size and shape, accumulating scar tissue and leading to the formation of hard and stiff patches. These patches or lesions can be found in the brain, lungs, eyes, heart and other organs in the body. Sclerosis can impact a person’s mobility and can cause significant physical and emotional distress. Diagnosis and treatment of sclerosis require a team of specialists and can include medications, physical and occupational therapy, and lifestyle changes. Early diagnosis and management of sclerosis can improve patient’s quality of life.
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