September 19, 2018
Multiple sclerosis treatment options depend on what type of MS you have, but it may involve medication, complementary therapies, and lifestyle changes.
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Four Reasons Why People With MS Should Try Art Therapy
Have you considered art therapy for MS treatment? Art therapy can help to relieve stress and can be a great complement to your existing treatment plan.
New Hope for MS Is on the Horizon
"A new world is on its way — be ready for it when it arrives." Libby writes on her new hope for MS following a very successful drug trial.
Participating in MS Clinical Trials
Clinical trials are important to furthering MS knowledge. Libby looks at the pros and cons of participating in MS clinical trials and what you can expect.
MS Medication Side Effects to Watch out For
"It is possible to live a full and healthy life with MS, and it is more likely when you take your medicine," Libby shares on MS medication side effects.
‘Childbirth Was Easier:’ Solu-Medrol for MS
"I believe the medicine is worth the struggle," Libby shares about the effective, yet intense, IV drug Solu-Medrol for MS treatment.
Chemotherapy for MS Treatment: What You Need to Know
Chemotherapy for MS can actually send symptoms into remission. When done properly, patients can see a dramatic difference in their symptom occurrence.
Herbs for Multiple Sclerosis Symptom Relief
Although the use of herbs for multiple sclerosis symptom treatment has not been extensively evaluated, anecdotal evidence suggests many may be beneficial.
The Rollercoaster of Trying New Meds for MS
"Another day, another medication, that is what life with multiple sclerosis is like." Libby shares her experience with trying new meds and their effects.
Why Is Continuity of Care so Important?
"There desperately needs to be continuity in the way a person is cared for." LeeAnne discusses the importance of continuity of care for MS patients.