Want to find out more about what happens after you’ve been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS)? It all depends on how active your MS is, what treatments are available and what you'd prefer to happen.

Here are some suggestions on how you can make the most of your appointments with health professionals in your MS team.

When you have just been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS), you will need to think about who to tell, when to tell them and how much to tell them.

Looks at how people make good choices at any time in their lives and puts forward suggestions when making life choices after diagnosis with MS.

Stories from children and young people who have been diagnosed with MS.

How is MS diagnosed in children, what tests might be done, what else could cause these symptoms and what happens next.

Information, tips and publications for children and teenagers affected by MS, whether they have a multiple sclerosis diagnosis themselves or have a parent or relative with MS.

Patient information paragraphs for disease modifying drugs in childhood MS. POMS DMDs used in the UK.

Treating MS (multiple sclerosis) in children, just like in adults, has three aims; treating relapses, treating the symptoms of MS and also tackling the underlying condition. A multi-disciplinary specialist team (MDT) will look after you and get you the advice and treatment you need.