Multiple Sclerosis

A recent Phase 3 trial showed people with radiologically isolated syndrome (RIS) who took Aubagio were 72 percent less likely to later develop MS symptoms.

The pain of trigeminal neuralgia was so bad that Jenn Schropp could barely eat, talk, wash her hair, or wear a hoody.

Just as schools, workplaces, and the military run drills for emergency situations, people with MS should also prepare for disease-related crises.

Some believe lavender and other essential oils may help manage some of the symptoms of MS, but more research needs to be done.

Some vitamins and herbal supplements may help to relieve MS symptoms, but others are ineffective and a waste of money. Learn which is which.

After nearly 38 years of MS, the blogger Mona Sen is seeking more caregiver help while still retaining what independence she can.

MS causes both physical and mental symptoms that range from vision problems to fatigue, memory and attention problems, and bladder and bowel dysfunction.

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

What do you do when you need a little more energy? The blogger Trevis Gleason shares how he ‘resets’ his brain.

Multiple sclerosis support groups are a valuable resource, but finding one that’s the right fit for you isn’t always easy. These tips can help.

When you care for someone who has multiple sclerosis, it’s normal to go through emotional highs and lows. Learn about resources to help you cope.

Multiple sclerosis is an unpredictable disease that can shift the dynamics of a relationship. Learn to navigate these changes together and bring back a sense of partnership.

Many multiple sclerosis symptoms, such as fatigue and pain, are invisible to other people. Here’s how to manage others’ misconceptions.

MS has long been considered a “white person’s disease,” but we’re learning more about its prevalence and impact on Black Americans.

The LGBTQ+ community faces unique challenges when it comes to managing multiple sclerosis. Use these tips to help navigate it.

Aging with multiple sclerosis (MS) comes with some unique challenges. These tips can help you navigate the years ahead.

While there’s been a recent push for awareness and education, multiple sclerosis (MS) continues to be underdiagnosed in Latinos. Learn more.

What does gut bacteria have to do with MS? Scientists are beginning to find out.

MS means repeatedly starting over, and often, we’re starting from further back than before.