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I am a 34 Male and spoke to my herbalist and he said that my fungal infection may possibly lead to MS. I am very concerned right now.

I've had a history of athlete's foot and constant dandruff as well in my scalp and legs.

Some symptoms i experience are decreased vision at night, lack of balance every now and then, and moodiness when i dont eat on time. I have cravings for carbs as well.

Can anyone relate? I've tried reading on this but did not see a connection with athletes foot fungal infection and MS. Although it does say that chronic infections may lead to MS.

Please give me some input...if any of you have ever experienced this...or is my herbalist just talking nonsense??

What should I do at this point?

poor nutrient status can lead to infection, skin issues, decreased vision, and cravings.
I would have a think about whether your nutritional status could stand to be improved. it can be amazing what random things resolve when a commitment is made to optimal nutrition. lots of info at the 'key ms nutrients' link in my auto signature below. if you paste it into a browser address bar and have a read you may find the info useful. feel free to ask questions if any of it piques your interest.

frab83 wrote:I am a 34 Male and spoke to my herbalist and he said that my fungal infection may possibly lead to MS. I am very concerned right now.

I've had a history of athlete's foot and constant dandruff as well in my scalp and legs.

Some symptoms i experience are decreased vision at night, lack of balance every now and then, and moodiness when i dont eat on time. I have cravings for carbs as well.

Can anyone relate? I've tried reading on this but did not see a connection with athletes foot fungal infection and MS. Although it does say that chronic infections may lead to MS.

Please give me some input...if any of you have ever experienced this...or is my herbalist just talking nonsense??

What should I do at this point?

Sounds like your herbalist has been smoking too much of a certain herb.

We are covered in fungus inside and out.