Learn about musculoskeletal (nociceptive) pain in MS. Explore what it feels like, why it happens and the drug treatments, therapies and self-management approaches that can help.

When you have MS, it can be hard to be spontaneous about holidays. We look at the key things you might want to think about when planning a break.

Having multiple sclerosis shouldn't stop you from travelling or enjoying holidays. Find out more about assistance with travel costs, equipment, or accessibility.

Why multiple sclerosis is classed as a life long condition and not as a terminal illness.

Although people with multiple sclerosis can't give blood or donate bone marrow, the donation of organs is allowed. Find out more about organ donations in this A-Z entry.

People who have been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) cannot donate blood or bone marrow, however they can be considered as organ donors. Learn more in this A-Z entry.

Occupational therapists (often known as OTs) aim to help people with multiple sclerosis continue to live life as fully as possible, providing practical support to overcome whatever barriers they may find in their daily activities.

The goal of palliative care is to achieve the best possible quality of life for a person with severe or complex health needs. Palliative care focuses on your individual requirements and experience, and not on the underlying disease. It should involve you and your family, helping you manage your MS symptoms and providing emotional and spiritual support as you require.

Amelia talks about her diagnosis with multiple sclerosis (MS) two years ago at the age of 14 and how she has become more positive and optimistic for the future.