Multiple Sclerosis

An MS hug, a symptom of multiple sclerosis, causes a tight, squeezing sensation in the chest. Learn its causes, symptoms, treatments, and when to seek medical help.

Learn about the 4 main types of MS, their causes, and management strategies. Understand how each type uniquely affects individuals for tailored treatment.

Muscle weakness, fatigue, and balance problems can make walking difficult when you have multiple sclerosis, but these tips can help improve your mobility.

Learn about infusion treatments for multiple sclerosis, how they work, how to prepare for treatment, and potential side effects.

The brain isn’t the only place where MS lesions can develop — the disease can also attack the spinal cord, which can result in an increased risk of disability.

Millions of people worldwide have MS, including some famous celebrities. Learn how MS affects Christina Applegate, Selma Blair, Emma Caulfield, and others.

Some people with multiple sclerosis develop tremors in the hands and other areas of the body. Here’s how to prevent or treat them.

A recent study showed that both cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and the mild stimulant modafinil (Provigil) reduced MS fatigue by about the same amount.

Discover how multiple sclerosis (MS) brain lesions cause cognitive symptoms like "cog fog," memory issues, and more. Learn about brain atrophy, diagnosing MS brain lesions, and types of brain lesions.

Learn more about some of the less common symptoms of MS, from speech disorders to tremors.

Certain MS symptoms at the time of diagnosis were linked to greater impairment later in life, according to a small new study.

MS treatment may include disease-modifying drugs to prevent relapses and progression, as well as various forms of rehabilitation and complementary therapies.

Newly diagnosed with multiple sclerosis? Learn what to expect, available treatments, lifestyle changes, and how to find support.

A new study shows the COVID-19 vaccine doesn’t raise relapse risk for those with multiple sclerosis and offers much-needed protection against COVID-19 complications.

MS can affect multiple processes that control or modulate breathing. Here’s what you can do to improve your respiratory function.

Adaptive devices like voice-activated beds and robotic arms can ease life with PPMS and increase your independence.

Multiple sclerosis can be affected by hot and cold temperatures and other factors like stress and transportation. Here's why your ZIP code matters.

Discover how multiple sclerosis affects oral health and learn tips to maintain dental hygiene despite MS symptoms and medications. Stay proactive with your dental care.

Learn about primary-progressive multiple sclerosis (PPMS), its symptoms, challenges in diagnosis, and treatment options. Discover the importance of symptom management and overall wellness.