Symptom Management

Screening Key to Catching Cognitive Dysfunction

Cognitive symptoms can be subtle, are rarely sudden in onset, and can progress very slowly over time.

Diseases That Mimic MS

Familiarizing yourself with MS mimics and the ways in which they compare to MS can demystify much of the diagnostic process.

When Optic Neuritis Comes Back

Optic neuritis is a vision problem caused by inflammation or demyelination of the optic nerve – the nerve that connects the eye to the brain. Optic...

The Challenges of Sexuality

Communicating about sexual dysfunction is often difficult. It is a topic often not well discussed, but is of importance to those with MS.

Be Cool with Active and Passive Cooling Garments

A wide variety of cooling garment options exist that can benefit all persons with MS who suffer from thermosensitivity.

Sensory Problems in MS

Sensory problems, or disturbances in feeling, are one of the earliest symptoms and occur in 20 to 50 percent of individuals with MS.

Ankles, Feet risk Swelling Up when You Slow Down

Anyone with swollen ankles and feet should contact a physician so that the condition can be diagnosed, and prescribed proper treatment. 

Symptoms May Bully Kids with MS

The number of children (under age 18) with MS in the U.S. is estimated to be 8,000 to 10,000. As with adult MS, diagnosis can be difficult.