Around 90 percent of people with multiple sclerosis are first diagnosed with flares, attacks, or aggravations. Scientifically known as relapsing-remitting MS (RRMS). These are the periods where symptoms keep occurring at certain intervals. While people continue to have relapses, along with a general progression of symptoms and disability in ... Read More

Introduction Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disabling disease of the brain and spinal cord, involving damage to the nerve cells and immobilizing muscular coordination, numbness, and blurred vision. Multiple sclerosis outbreaks the immune system and damages the defensive sheath called myelin which protects nerve fibers. When this sheet gets damaged ... Read More