Question

Which of the following are possible treatments for multiple sclerosis? There may be more than one correct answer. Which of the following are possible treatments for multiple sclerosis? There may be more than one correct answer. Increase the influx of positive ions through TRPV1 channels Stimulate the regeneration of myelin Decrease the threshold for voltage gated K+ channels at the axon hillock Block immune cells from crossing the blood brain barrier Increase acetylcholine release at the neuromuscular junction Increase the threshold for voltage gated Na+ channels at the axon hillock

Answer 1

--Block immune cells from crossing the blood brain barrier.

--Stimulate the regeneration of myelin.

Step-by-step explanation:

Multiple sclerosis or shortly known as MS is an unpredictable disease caused in the humans. Multiple sclerosis affects the central nervous system of our brain which causes the disruption in the flow of the information within our brain, and between our brain and the body.

It is a very rare disease.

The symptoms of MS may vary and includes double vision, weakness, fatigue, impaired coordination, pain, etc. Though there is no permanent cure for MS but scientist and doctors around the world suggest that by blocking the immune cells and stopping them from crossing our blood brain barrier can prevent this disease.

Multiple sclerosis can also be prevented by stimulating the myelin to regenerate.