Multiple Sclerosis Slideshows

From easy-to-open clothes to comfortable baby carriers, these are the best picks for MS-friendly baby accessories.

Moms with multiple sclerosis know how draining the disease can be on energy and physical and mental health. Get inexpensive, easy tips to help you feel better.

If you have non-relapsing secondary progressive multiple sclerosis, mobility tools like hiking poles or forearm crutches can help you stay mobile with as much ease as possible.

If you have multiple sclerosis, your symptoms can make doing your job more difficult. But you can ask your workplace to make accommodations to help you out.

These quick tips will bolster your parenting skills when MS symptoms like fatigue and heat sensitivity get in the way of you and your kids.

Simple things like taking a shower can be challenging if you have MS. Here are some tips for making showering safer and more relaxing.

Discover eight research-backed foods that may help reduce brain fog in non-relapsing secondary progressive MS, including omega-3-rich options.

Learn some possible options for symptom management that you can try at home.

MS fatigue is more than just feeling tired. Learn simple lifestyle tweaks you can use to conserve energy, set goals, and feel better.

Gain quick and simple tips to help manage MS symptoms while adjusting to life with your newborn baby.

If you're pregnant and have MS, you may have unique pregnancy concerns. But you should know that you’re not the only one feeling this way. Learn more about common questions and concerns pregnant people with MS have alongside you.

These tools can help you conserve energy and fight fatigue when you live with MS.

Learn about the potential benefits and risks of vitamins and supplements for managing multiple sclerosis. Consult your health care provider before starting any new regimen.

Understanding vitamins and supplements for multiple sclerosis, effects of vitamin A, C, D, E, B6, and B12 along with the benefits and risks of using selenium supplements.

Learn how disease-modifying drugs help manage multiple sclerosis by reducing relapses and slowing disease progression. Explore treatment options today.

Learn how to manage bowel problems linked to multiple sclerosis. Get tips for constipation, diarrhea, and more to improve your quality of life.

Learn about IV steroids for multiple sclerosis, the types of steroids used, how they work, and possible side effects along with post-treatment care.

Understand multiple sclerosis related fatigue and its characteristics. Learn about how to track and conserve energy levels including the importance of nutrition, exercising, and managing stress.

Learn how to manage multiple sclerosis pain with personalized treatments. Discover diverse pain experiences and effective therapies to improve your life.

Explore how medical marijuana may help manage MS symptoms like muscle spasms and sleep issues. Learn more about its use, legality, and consult your doctor for advice.

Learn about the potential benefits and risks of medical marijuana and CBD for alleviating multiple sclerosis symptoms. Consult your healthcare provider for advice.

Learn about managing muscle spasms and stiffness in MS. Explore treatment options, from physical therapy to medications and surgical interventions.

Learn how to manage muscle spasms in MS with effective treatments like therapy, medications, and surgery.

Is alcohol safe for those with multiple sclerosis? Learn about the risks, benefits, and how to manage symptoms effectively with expert advice.

Learn how to manage colds and flu with multiple sclerosis. Discover preventive measures, treatment guidelines, and effective self-care strategies.

Discover how to manage Multiple Sclerosis (MS) symptoms affected by heat. Get tips on hydration, cooling techniques, and more.

Multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial for managing the condition effectively.

A multiple sclerosis diagnosis doesn’t only affect you. Find out how you can help your family get used to all the changes affecting you.

Un diagnóstico de esclerosis múltiple no solo te afecta a ti. Averigua cómo puedes ayudar a que se adapten tus seres queridos a todos los cambios.

About 4 out of 5 people with MS deal with fatigue as a symptom. Learn tools and tricks for managing your energy.

If you recently found out that you have MS, you probably have a lot of questions. Here are some actionable tips for what to do and expect first.

There are many new treatments for MS. Some are approved by the FDA, while others are still in clinical trials. Learn more about new therapies.

B-cell therapy for multiple sclerosis increases your risk for infections. Learn more about what you can do to stay healthy.

Need some ideas? From lifting weights and swimming to Pilates and tai chi, there are plenty of options to ease symptoms and keep you fit as possible.

Find out what you need to know about multiple sclerosis and discover how it may specifically affect Black women.

Discover which celebrities have an MS diagnosis and learn tips for living your best life with multiple sclerosis.

MS can interfere with your sex life, but it does not have to. Find out what you need to know about having better sex when you have MS.

RRMS shouldn't mean sacrificing your quality of life. Take action, and follow these tips to make the most of living with relapsing multiple sclerosis.

Living with multiple sclerosis isn't easy, but there are some ways to make life with the disease easier.

Work these simple practices into your routine to lift your mood when you have MS.

MS can bring on a wild array of symptoms from head to toe. Learn about some of the most unusual hallmarks of this unpredictable nervous system disease.

Learn how a symptom diary for multiple sclerosis can let you see patterns that can help you and your doctor find the right treatment.

Find out how medicine and lifestyle changes can help you manage the symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS).

Don’t give up your favorite outdoor activities because of MS. The right tools and a little planning can keep you going.

When MS causes problems with thinking and memory, use these tricks to keep yourself on task and on time.

What you eat can make a big difference with your MS. Here are some of the foods that can keep you feeling good.

Get tips on looking and feeling good with MS.

Being at home with your MS means creating a space that's comfy, cozy, and works for you. This slideshow shows you how.

You'd never guess from appearances that these celebrities have MS -- or that they continue to do what they love for years after diagnosis.