Discover how temperature changes can impact MS symptoms, including heat and cold sensitivity, and ways to manage these ...

Before getting her MS diagnosis in 2018, Selma Blair spent many years living in "terror" that her symptoms would be found out, and even afraid to seek treatment for the alcoholism she succumbed to ...

MS is an inflammatory autoimmune disease of the central nervous system, and managing it can get more complicated if you have other conditions, like diabetes, hypertension, heart disease or chronic ...

"Managing MS fatigue has always been a challenge, as it varies from person to person," said Dr. Mervi Ryytty, neurologist at Oulu University Hospital.

Some people with MS end up cutting certain foods because they can’t get around well or have fatigue, making it a challenge to shop for and cook the dishes they prefer. Those people don’t need ...

Whether you have MS or not, if you’re following an account that doesn’t make you feel good, unfollow it. Don’t engage or try to change the point of view of a stranger on the internet.

“Managing your energy and listening to your body is key,” says Mitzi Joi Williams, MD, an MS specialist in Atlanta. “When you feel like it’s time to rest, take that time to rest.

There are multiple theories explaining fatigue in MS, but when it comes to addressing it, the best strategy is begin with a patient's sleep patterns.

The first agent for MS approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) was made available in 1993 and was quickly followed by the addition of 5 more agents (Figure 1). 20-25 Between 2005 and ...

In MS, the body mistakenly attacks the spinal cord, brain and optic nerves. The majority of cases — 85 percent — are characterized by attacks that come in waves or relapses, and then go into ...