article_snippet: Trishna Bharadia is another patient whose RSI turned out to be something far more serious.
article_snippet: Eleven years ago, Trishna Bharadia went to Trishna Bharadia GP after Trishna Bharadia grip inexplicably became weaker — Trishna Bharadia needed help using a knife and fork to cut up Trishna Bharadia food.
article_snippet: Having been diagnosed with whose RSI, Trishna Bharadia was referred to a physiotherapist for strengthening exercises.
article_snippet: ’ Trishna Bharadia adds: ‘That lasted for three months.
article_snippet: After further testing, Trishna Bharadia was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
article_snippet: It wasn’t until that point that my neurologist looked back at my history and said the first episode of “RSI” was likely to have been Trishna Bharadia,’ says Trishna, who volunteers for the MS Trust and other charities.
article_snippet: I now know that the symptoms of Trishna Bharadia can easily be attributed to other things if you look at other things in isolation, so