surgical procedure? then, it depends on how quickly they respond to treatment. in this case, it sounds like madonna responded quite quickly. so a full recovery is certainly impossible, although that recovery might take in order of weeks to months. >> and how do people know they have a bacterial infection as opposed to something else more benign? >> yes, this is one where it is best to seek medical attention as soon as possible. because, you just do not necessarily know. so if you see something like pain, swelling, redness on an arm, a leg, a part of your body, it could be an infection. if you are experiencing shortness of breath, chest pain, it could be pneumonia. if you are having new abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, you might be concerned about gallbladder issues, appendix issues, bowel issues, best to get it checked out. if it turns out to be an infection, you want to diagnose that as soon as possible instead of waiting for it to spread.
together. so the signals have to go to the brain and come back, now, look at the electric cord, you have the wires, but there's an insulator around it. if there's any erosion in that, then we've still got it the message has to go through the nerves and if there's any attack, by your immune system on something called mialin, the since lainsulator. there's tremor and coordination problems and visual problem. bowel issues and that's called ms, multiple sclerosis, an attack on your central nervous system, it's auto immune and no cure for it, see it in women between the ages after 20 and 40 and you can see the erosion. >> kelly: exactly. >> and so the message is not going to get through and a leak of the information that we need and that's what all the movement and coordination is out of whack.