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MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS

MS Realism: It’s Not for Everyone, but It Works for Me

By Trevis Gleason

For blogger Trevis Gleason, living with multiple sclerosis can feel like fighting a boxing match, with bouts of blows alternating with breathers in his corner. Not everyone wishes to see his bruises, however.

NEUROLOGY

Music Therapy for MS: How Rhythm Can Help With Movement and Memory

Music therapy can improve walking ability, hand function, speech, and memory in people with multiple sclerosis and other neurological conditions. Learn how it works.

NEUROLOGY

When and How to Get a Second Opinion for Multiple Sclerosis

As MS treatment gets more complicated, it's becoming more common to seek a second opinion, both to confirm the diagnosis and to recommend the best therapeutic approach.

NEUROLOGY

5 Ways to Improve Your Body Image When You Have MS

Body image issues aren't unique to people with multiple sclerosis, but MS can contribute to those issues by changing how a person's body looks, feels, and functions.

NEUROLOGY

Multiple Sclerosis: How to Talk With Your Doctor About Sex

Sexual dysfunction is a common symptom of multiple sclerosis. Here's how to talk to your doctor to address — and remedy — these concerns.

450+ Tips for MS We Just Had to Share

Get credible tips on living with multiple sclerosis from patients, caregivers, and medical professionals from Everyday Health’s Tippi tool. Then leave a tip behind!

FAST FACT

MS is associated with sleep disorders like insomnia, nocturnal leg spasms, restless legs syndrome, and narcolepsy.

— National Sleep Foundation

MS TIP OF THE WEEK

When I'm having muscle spasms, magnesium supplements and epsom salt baths are a life saver.

— @sierralanae, Age 23

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