Multiple Sclerosis Medical Reference

How can you manage your fatigue and energy levels when you are juggling multiple sclerosis and parenting? Create an energy budget.

Tired of MS fatigue? Learn about the off-label medications doctors may prescribe to boost your energy, plus their potential benefits and side effects.

Diet is important to manage MS-related fatigue. Here’s a 7-day easy prep meal plan you can tackle even when you’re tired.

Learn how to manage your MS symptoms with cognitive rehabilitation.

How to prepare for a safe, healthy pregnancy in the months leading up to conception.

Fatigue is one of the most common and disruptive symptoms of MS. Learn why it happens and find tips to manage your energy and feel better.

Most people with MS battle extreme tiredness. Although there’s no cure, the right nutrition may help ease the fatigue.

Regular physical activity helps you manage your MS by increasing strength and balance, decreasing stiffness, and improving other symptoms. Here’s what to know and how to start.

Having Secondary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis can interfere with your ability to do everyday tasks. Get practical advice on tackling these tasks when you have mobility issues.

Understand the benefits of keeping your home tidy when you have MS, with expert tips on how to get rid of clutter without wearing yourself out.

If you have MS and want to get pregnant, talk with your doctor about finding the right treatment options that can keep both you and your baby safe.

How does MS affect pregnancy and parenthood, and what factors should you consider.

How might your MS symptoms and treatment change when you’re pregnant? Here’s a breakdown by trimester and advice to keep you and your baby healthy.

If you have multiple sclerosis (MS), you should know this about whether alcohol is off-limits for you.

There's no diet proven to be the best for everyone with multiple sclerosis (MS). But nutrition does matter. Find out what helps.

MS can affect all your relationships, from your partner to your family and friends to your co-workers. Get tips on what helps.

You can work with multiple sclerosis, though you might need to ask for accommodations if your MS symptoms get in the way. Know your rights.

Multiple sclerosis can be linked to some problems with thinking skills. But they're usually mild. Find out what helps.

Mavenclad is an oral disease-modifying drug. Here’s how it treats multiple sclerosis.

If you have MS, you're more likely to also have certain other medical conditions. Find out what they are and what you can do about them.

S1P receptor modulators are disease-modifying treatments for relapsing MS. Find out how they work, side effects, dosage, and more.

Interferons are lab-made proteins that treat MS by lowering inflammation in your body. Learn more about how they work, how you take them, side effects, and more.

NRF2 agonists are disease-modifying treatments for the relapsing forms of MS. Learn how they work, dosage, side effects, and more.

Immune cell inhibitors keep your immune system from working like it normally does. These treatments target the immune cells attacking your myelin sheath and slow disease progression.

Descubre las semejanzas y diferencias entre la miastenia grave y la esclerosis múltiple para entender mejor estas enfermedades neuromusculares.

Hispanic people in the U.S. face obstacles in mental health when dealing with multiple sclerosis, a condition that complicates their emotional well-being.

Los hispanos en EE. UU. enfrentan barreras cuando se unen la esclerosis múltiple y la salud mental: falta de recursos, estigma y apoyo una mejor calidad de vida.

Multiple sclerosis can mimic other conditions, including myasthenia gravis. Learn the key similarities and differences between these two lifelong illnesses.

Ocrevus is a monoclonal antibody. Here’s how it treats multiple sclerosis (MS).

Kesimpta is a monthly injection. Here’s how it treats multiple sclerosis.

Briumvi is an immunosuppressant medicine. Here’s how it treats multiple sclerosis (MS).

Vumerity is an oral medicine. Here’s how it treats multiple sclerosis.

Zeposia is a sphingosine-1-phosphate (S1P) receptor modulator. Here’s how it treats multiple sclerosis (MS).

The symptoms and treatment of relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis, the most common of the four types of MS.

If you have MS, you're more likely to also have certain other medical conditions. Find out what they are and what you can do about them.

Is there a connection between MS and diabetes? Perhaps. They share some of the same symptoms, and they might share some of the same risk factors.

Learn about the different types of complementary and integrative therapies being used to treat multiple sclerosis, including questions you should ask before trying one.

Does your diet affect your MS? While no food cures it or causes it, you’ll want to know what the research shows about nutrition and multiple sclerosis.

Several experimental treatments for multiple sclerosis are under the microscope. Learn about MS clinical trials that could lead to the next breakthrough.

If you have MS, you know your symptoms can appear at any time. But how do you know if what you’re feeling is an attack?

Obtén más información sobre los dolores agudos y repentinos que se pueden sentir a menudo debido a la esclerosis múltiple.

Los brotes de la esclerosis múltiple: ¿qué los causa y cómo se pueden controlar?

Obtén más información sobre cómo reconocer un ataque de esclerosis múltiple para que puedas encontrar la ayuda que necesitas.

Obtén más información sobre los diferentes tipos de la esclerosis múltiple y sus etapas progresivas.

Obtén más información sobre cómo se pueden controlar los espasmos musculares debidos a la esclerosis múltiple y como aliviar la rigidez.

Obtén más información sobre la esclerosis múltiple (EM), sus causas, síntomas, cómo se diagnostica y cuáles son sus tratamientos.

Obtén más información sobre los cambios al estilo de vida que se pueden hacer para frenar el progreso de la esclerosis múltiple y aliviar sus síntomas.

Si te han diagnosticado esclerosis múltiple, aquí tienes algunas preguntas que puedes hacerle al médico.

Las personas con esclerosis múltiple también tienden a sentirse deprimidas. Obtén más información sobre la depresión para que puedas recibir ayuda.