Although there is no cure for #MultipleSclerosis it is possible to achieve and maintain #remission for as long as possible, and improve quality of life. Learn more about remission for #MS and several factors that may help toward this goal:mymsteam.com/resources/your…

Feeling an electric shock sensation in the eyes is among the many unusual sensations those with #MultipleSclerosis have reported experiencing. Check out 4 possible explanations why you might feel a jolt in your eyes here:mymsteam.com/resources/when…

#MultipleSclerosis can be associated with neuromuscular #scoliosis, a type of spinal curvature that occurs when muscles cannot properly support the spine. Learn more about how MS could lead to this condition here:mymsteam.com/resources/scol…

Muscle weakness is one of the most common symptoms of #MultipleSclerosis and makes everyday tasks like opening jars or walking difficult. Check out causes behind muscle weakness and tips that may help improve #MuscleStrength here:mymsteam.com/resources/musc…

While many people with multiple sclerosis can continue driving safely for years after diagnosis, several MS symptoms can affect driving ability. Check out 12 things around driving with MS that may be worth knowing about here: mymsteam.com/resources/driv…

Some disease-modifying therapies for #MultipleSclerosis are administered by intravenous #infusion, typically at an infusion center or clinic. Check out tips on how to find an infusion center where you can get your DMT medications:mymsteam.com/resources/find…

Spasticity, involuntary muscle spasms or stiffness that interfere with normal movement, is one of the most common — and challenging — symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS). Learn more about navigating spasticity with neurologist Dr. Aaron Boster:brnw.ch/21wYxuz

Spasticity, involuntary muscle spasms or stiffness that interfere with normal movement, is one of the most common — and challenging — symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS). Learn more about navigating spasticity with neurologist Dr. Aaron Boster:brnw.ch/21wYxuA

If you feel like you are coughing more since being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) or that you deal with a lot more phlegm, you aren’t alone. Check out things worth knowing about how coughing and phlegm could be related to MS:mymsteam.com/resources/ms-a…

Although #DiseaseModifyingTherapy can be highly effective at limiting relapses and the formation of new lesions, one side effect that can occur between infusions is known as the "crap gap". Learn more about the crap gap between #MS infusions:mymsteam.com/resources/what…

Only certain types of #MultipleSclerosis have a risk for relapses and are often treated using the same medication options. Learn more about relapsing forms of #MS:mymsteam.com/resources/what…

Those with #RelapsingMS are likely familiar with common symptoms - muscle weakness, spasticity, and vision problems. But what about more uncommon symptoms? 🤔 Learn more about 5 less common symptoms of #RelapsingMultipleSclerosis that could occur here:brnw.ch/21wYB4D

#MortonsNeuroma occurs when thickened tissue forms around nerves in the foot, causing pain that can be mistaken for #MultipleSclerosis symptoms.🦶 Learn more about this condition and its relationship to #MS here 🔍 :brnw.ch/21wYCyM

Legs like jelly or noodles, or legs that feel heavy like cement. These are ways some living with #MultipleSclerosis describe #LegWeakness, a common #MS symptom. Learn about potential causes of this symptom and tips for managing it here:mymsteam.com/resources/mana…

In addition to more severe symptoms, advanced #MultipleSclerosis tends to bring more chronic symptoms, which may occur at the same time. Check out 4 of these symptoms as well as 8 approaches to managing them:mymsteam.com/resources/adva…

🥘 Eating well when you have #MultipleSclerosis is an important part of staying healthy. Explore tips and food options that could help with helping you feel your best here ❤️✨:brnw.ch/21wYI50

For those with relapsing #MultipleSclerosis (MS) knowing what to ask your neurologist may be just as important as what you share with them. Check out 14 questions that may be worth asking during your next visit:mymsteam.com/resources/maki…

As #MS progresses, approximately 40 percent to 65 percent of people diagnosed with #MultipleSclerosis will experience cognitive changes. Check out six signs that could potential MS cognitive issues:mymsteam.com/resources/how-…

#MS relapses are often referred to as attacks, or flares. Most people living with MS will experience a relapse at some point. However, a relapse is not the same thing as the standard progression of MS. Learn more here with Jacqueline Nicholas MD MPH:mymsteam.com/resources/ms-f…

#Celebrities who live with #MultipleSclerosis have shared their experiences living with the condition, and experience the same ups, downs, symptoms and flares that many others with MS share. Read about notable celebrities with #MS here:mymsteam.com/resources/cele…