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30 Ways to be Visible

Your MS can be invisible to others – even the worst symptoms can’t always be seen – but its effect on your life doesn’t have to be invisible too.

MS, Depression and mental health professionals

Physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners are trained to identify depression in their patients, and in some cases, treat it.

4 Dietary Changes May Relieve Some MS symptoms

Many special diets have been proposed as a way to treat and, in some cases, cure MS. None of the claims have been scientifically proven.

MS and Hearing Problems

While not as common as symptoms like numbness, blurry vision and difficulties walking, hearing problems have been reported.

Emotions and MS: 5 Ways to Develop Resilience

Just as MS affects the physical health of each person in different ways, it also affects their emotional health in different ways.

MS and Breathing Problems

While it is not as common as symptoms like numbness and difficulties walking, breathing problems do occur with people living with MS.

3 Topics to Discuss with the Gynecologist

A gynecologist is an essential member of your healthcare team who can address preventative care and female health issues affected by MS.

Streamline Your Daily Activities with MS

The key is to work smarter, not harder to make every day more manageable.