Body Awareness, Trunk Stability, and Arm Function in MS

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This clinical trial is studying how body awareness, trunk stability (which means how well the muscles around your middle body support you), and arm function are connected in people with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). The researchers want to understand if people with MS have less awareness of their body, weaker trunk stability, and reduced arm function compared to people without MS. They also want to see how these factors relate to each other in those with MS.

The study is open to adults aged 18 to 52 of any gender who have MS. If you take part, you can expect assessments that look at how well you can sense and control your body, how stable your trunk muscles are, and how well your arms work. This might involve simple physical tests and observations. The goal is to learn more about how these areas affect daily activities and to help improve therapies for people living with MS. If you or a family member have MS and are interested in contributing to this research, this study might be a good fit.

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