Read more about these MS stories
Read more about these MS stories
Multiple sclerosis (MS)
doesn’t look the same for everyone.
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Multiple Sclerosis (MS) damages the protective layer of the nerve and the nerve itself. When that occurs, it affects the ability of the nerves and muscles to communicate. MS symptoms can be either episodic - meaning they come and go – or progressive. Understanding MS symptoms and phases is key to being able to recognize progression.
MS symptoms are not only unpredictable, they show up differently from person-to-person. The disease affects the brain and spinal cord by damaging the protective covering (myelin) and causing inflammation. This means that each person’s symptom depends on which part of the Central Nervous System (CNS) is affected.
Physical Symptoms
Cognitive Symptoms
Emotional Symptoms
The physical, cognitive and emotional symptoms listed are some of the more common symptoms of MS. Because the condition is different from person-to-person, symptoms can show up in other ways.
Track your symptoms by filling out Your MS questionnaire. Show the results to your doctor during your next visit so they can make a plan that’s appropriate for you.
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