May 17, 2019
Massage therapy for MS patients can be effective in decreasing stress and improving flexibility. Learn whether massages would be beneficial to you here.
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Tips for Alleviating Itchy Skin With Multiple Sclerosis
There are several connections between MS and itchy skin. While it is common, there are many things you can do to help alleviate your itchy skin.
How Common Is Kaleidoscopic Vision in People With MS?
Many people with multiple sclerosis report visual changes such as kaleidoscope vision. Learn more about this type of MS visual disturbance here.
What Is the MS Hug and How Do You Treat It?
The pain known as the MS hug is fairly common among sufferers, although the sensation can vary significantly, making it difficult to track and treat.
What Can Be Done to Help Joint Pain?
MS joint pain is very common in the knees and hips and is usually caused by bad posture and compensating for bits of us that don’t work the way they should.
The Connection Between MS and Bladder Problems
Bladder problems affect around 80% of people with multiple sclerosis. Learn about the most common MS bladder problems and what you can do about them here.
How to Treat Back Pain With MS
There are a number of factors that can contribute to MS back pain, and as a result, there are several treatment options to help relieve the symptoms.
How to Cope With MS Numbness and Tingling
When you have MS numbness and tingling can become so uncomfortable they begin to interfere with daily life. Learn about controlling these symptoms here.
What Are the Most Common Symptoms of MS?
Common symptoms of MS may include fatigue, pain, sight and swallowing difficulties, numbness, and more. Learn more about MS symptoms here.
Five Common MS Triggers and How to Avoid Them
MS can strike us down when we’re least expecting it, but there are certain things known to cause a flare-up. Learn about MS triggers and how to avoid them.