Living with multiple sclerosis (MS) can be challenging. Fatigue, vision problems, memory lapses and other MS symptoms can have a major impact on your life, whether it’s taking care of your family, going to work, or just doing your normal, daily activities. But a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis doesn’t mean the end of living well. There are many techniques, treatments and lifestyle changes that can help you manage your multiple sclerosis.
Take an Active Role in Managing Your MS
The first step in living better with multiple sclerosis is getting diagnosed. If you are having symptoms, talk to your doctor. Once you are diagnosed, you can ask your doctor about MS treatments that can slow the progression of your disease, reduce relapses and help you live more comfortably. You can also work with your doctor to manage common side effects you may have from your therapy.
In addition to MS treatments you get at your doctor’s office, you can also manage your multiple sclerosis symptoms by making some changes in your lifestyle. Click on the links to the left to learn more about exercise, diet, stress relief and other tips to help you get more out of life.
Have you or someone you know been recently diagnosed with MS?
If you are interested in speaking live with a neurologist and a person living successfully with MS, attending a teleconference in the convenience of your home may be right for you.