Multiple Sclerosis Blog

As a symptom of multiple sclerosis (MS), constipation is really a bummer. It can be chronic, rather than coming and going. You can spend days existing with a feeling of ... Read More

Trigeminal neuralgia, also known as tic doloureux, is perhaps the most painful symptom of multiple sclerosis (MS). Experienced by 4% of people with MS, it is a sharp, severe pain ... Read More

I'm bringing you another tip that may be helpful to get past some of the hurdles and just unpleasant moments connected with injecting yourself with one of the disease-modifying therapies ... Read More

Massaging your injection sites can really help with some of the inflammation caused by the disease-modifying medications for MS. However, timing is crucial and depends on which medication you are ... Read More

Maybe you threw your back out last time you tried to reach that "certain spot back there." Maybe you still haven't worked up the nerve to go against your God-given ... Read More

If you have to give yourself a shot (or have someone give it to you) on a regular basis, a ritual can help ease the pain (pun intended). Really, give it ... Read More

Ok, I understand if you are skeptical. I was, too. However, after the first time I tried the "Relaxing Breath" exercise, I was a convert. I am not saying that taking ... Read More

As much as I dislike having multiple sclerosis (MS), I often think that it is even worse for the people who love me and take care of me when things ... Read More

So glad you asked. Neutralizing antibodies (NAbs) are usually good things. These are proteins that are manufactured by our immune system (B cells, to be exact) that do the important job ... Read More