Multiple Sclerosis

There’s no specific test or list of symptoms that doctors use to look for MS. So how do they diagnose it?

Learn how a stem cell transplant put one woman’s MS into remission.

Could skipping certain foods help you manage symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS)? Experts say that paying close attention to what you eat does play a key role in managing MS and your overall health.

Studies have linked head injuries and MS. Learn about the connection and find out what you can do to protect your child.

Can multiple sclerosis affect how long you live? Does the type you have make a difference? Learn more about life expectancy with this condition.

There are many reasons people stop taking MS meds. Some feel they aren’t working, or the side effects are too severe. Or they could be too expensive. Is it safe to stop taking them? What do you need to know?

What can you do about MS fatigue? What do experts say about beating fatigue? What works for people who have MS? Learn how to beat fatigue as MS progresses.

How far have we come in treating MS? How close are we to a cure? Learn about where we are now and what’s next in treating and managing MS.

Being open and honest about my MS was easier than trying to hide it.

When you have MS, it’s crucial that you stay with your treatment plan to head off long-term damage to your body. But there can be challenges. Find out from an expert how to manage them and stay healthy.

It’s so important for patients with MS to know that their diagnosis is not a death sentence. With the proper treatments, the disease can be controlled, and you can continue to live your best life.

If you have a relapsing form of MS, the most important thing is early treatment with an effective disease-modifying therapy (DMT).

What’s it like to change from RRMS to SPMS? How do I know it’s happening? How long does it take? What are the challenges? Learn about one woman’s journey.

What’s it like to live with relapsing-remitting MS (RRMS)? Learn more from one woman.

Does kombucha help with MS? Is it safe? What do doctors say? How much should I drink? Learn what the research says and what doctors say about kombucha and MS.

Fatigue is one of the most common symptoms of MS. Learn what to watch for and how to let your doctor know what you’re feeling.

Taking care of my mind, body, and spirit is just as important as keeping up with my medical care.

Can that glass of wine or gin and tonic do more harm than good? Find out what’s safe and what to watch out for when it comes to multiple sclerosis and alcohol.

MS can affect how your brain works. Here are tips on how to discuss the changes with your family and how they can help you.

Finding out that you have multiple sclerosis is life-changing. Learn about one woman's search for her new normal.

When you're living with MS, a strong support network can make a huge difference. It can help you find answers, get encouragement, and make connections. Learn how to get the backing you need.

WebMD has tips to let people with MS enjoy a full and satisfying social life.

The spoon theory is a way to describe what it’s like to live with chronic diseases. Learn what it means, who coined the phrase, and how “spoonies” use it in daily life.

Finding the right MS treatment isn’t easy because the disease affects everyone differently. Having a good relationship with your doctor can make medication adherence more likely, especially when you need to experiment with different drugs to find a good fit.

I have learned a lot about myself since being diagnosed with MS, and it turns out that I am not good at accepting help.