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Read our Multiple Sclerosis research guide →Researchers want to understand how pelvic floor dysfunction — a common problem in people with multiple sclerosis — relates to weakness and muscle activation in the hips and lower legs. By measuring core strength, hip rotation ability, and how well your calf and shin muscles work, the study aims to identify important connections that could help doctors better support MS patients.
Many people with MS experience pelvic floor problems, but doctors don't fully understand how these connect to other muscle weakness in the lower body. This study could help identify which patients are at highest risk and guide future treatments.
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You will complete a series of physical tests and measurements to assess your pelvic floor function, core strength, hip flexibility, and how well your calf and shin muscles are working. The study will likely involve visits where you perform specific exercises and movements while researchers measure your muscle strength and activation using standard clinical tests.
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