Living with Multiple Sclerosis - Relapses in multiple sclerosis are not necessarily permanent

gather and share multiple sclerosis information

Submit your story l about featured merchants l contact us

Home

What is MS?

MS Symptoms

MS Webcasts

Multiple Sclerosis Living with Multiple Sclerosis

Relapses in multiple sclerosis are not necessarily permanent

Multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease with symptoms that may come and go over time. Relapses occur in most people living with MS. While it may indicate the presence of a new symptom or the worsening of an old one, relapses may correct themselves over a few weeks or months. If the relapse symptoms last more than six months, the problem may last indefinitely.

RELATED PROGRAMS
Article	-	MS Treatment: When The Body Fights Against Itself
Video	-	What's Happening to Me?: Invisible MS Transcript
Video	-	MS Relapses: How to Deal with Them Transcript
Video	-	Living with MS: Leading an Active Life Transcript
Article	-	A Medication Challenge for Multiple Sclerosis

Copyright Healthology, Inc., an iVillage Company providing health information
Privacy Policy - Disclaimer - Editorial & Sponsorship Policy
We subscribe to the HONcode principles. Verify here