WebMD: Disease-Modifying Drugs for MS

Multiple Sclerosis

Disease-Modifying Drugs for MS

While they won't cure MS, disease-modifying drugs help make flares less frequent and less severe, prevent new brain lesions, and slow disease progression.

Revolutionizing MS Treatments: What's New?

Several experimental treatments for multiple sclerosis are under the microscope. Find out what's happening in research that could lead to the next breakthrough.
Read More

Diet Trends That Actually Work for MS

There's no such thing as a special "MS diet" that has been proven to improve symptoms. But some nutrients may make a difference for better or worse.
Read More

Surprising MS Symptom: Ringing in the Ears

MS blogger Mayteé Ramos shares how she manages her sensitivity to noise and sensorineural hearing loss, which can cause tinnitus, or ringing sounds in the ears.
Read More

Health Conditions You May Have Along With MS

If you have MS, you're more likely to have certain other medical conditions. Find out what they are and what you can do about them.
Read More

Living Alone With Multiple Sclerosis

When you live by yourself, the burden of caring for your health falls on you. Here are some tips to help you live more independently and avoid isolation.
Read More

Why Is My Face Twitching?

Facial spasms aren't always related to MS. But if they happen several times a day or spread down one side of your face, there are treatment options that can give you relief.
Read More

In Case You Missed It

Hacks to Make Life With MS Easier

7 Habits That May Help Slow MS Progression

Your MS Self-Care Checklist

Take Part in Paid Health Surveys

Join the WebMD Survey Panel Today

WebMD.com | Mobile Apps | Unsubscribe | View as a Webpage

You are receiving this message because you registered with WebMD as info500dx.webmd@blogger.com. If you did not register for WebMD please contact our Customer Care Team

WebMD Privacy Policy