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Multiple Chemical Sensitivity prognosis
What is the prognosis if you have Multiple Chemical Sensitivity? Quality of life, limitations and expectatios of someone with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity.
It does not go away. Avoidance is key.
Posted Jan 6, 2019 by Cindi 3050
If we can purify the world by removing the toxins we may be able to reverse the process. My fear is that we won't realise until it's too late.
Posted Apr 1, 2019 by Susan 2500
I can only hope we will someday have a normal, interactive life. Right now it feels hopeless, ongoing, chronic.
Posted Jun 4, 2019 by Heather 3000
MCS is a chronic, terminal illness, depending on management it’s symptoms can change but ultimately become progressively worse where management had to be altered on a daily basis
Posted Aug 22, 2019 by Carmen Rosemarie 2550
I think your ability to cope with it, or avoid gets better - even the people who say their brain was rewired by one of those programs are just learning to cope better. They still cannot work in a laundromat.
Posted Nov 18, 2019 by Angie P. 5000
This is a chronic condition that can get better if you avoid exposure and take other steps to heal; it is likely to get worse if you do not avoid exposure.
Posted Dec 12, 2019 by Joanna 6200
I definately see it as a chronic condition that also progress. I do NOT see it getting better and have not heard of anyone in SOUTH AFRICA that has been cured other than people trying to sell you some rubbish.
Posted Jan 30, 2020 by Noeleen 2500
It is society as a problem, NOT MCS
Posted Mar 8, 2020 by MCSzombie 6220
It will be very isolated and painful unless you:
1. find coping mechanisms and living strategy,
2. do the work to figure out what chemicals are specifically the problem and stay away from them,
3. advocate hard for yourself
4. keep trying new things to find new ways to live and broaden your horizons
1. find coping mechanisms and living strategy,
2. do the work to figure out what chemicals are specifically the problem and stay away from them,
3. advocate hard for yourself
4. keep trying new things to find new ways to live and broaden your horizons
Posted Sep 27, 2020 by Rebecca St. Martin 3570
Life expectancy is normal if one can avoid toxic exposures
Posted Jul 24, 2021 by Serenity 2500
MCS often progresses due to the body's toxic load increasing over time. Although MCS is not curable, the severity of the condition can be reduced through long-term avoidance of toxic chemicals, including mold mycotoxins. Having MCS requires a permanent change in lifestyle.
Posted Nov 11, 2021 by kola05 2620
