Take on the Kiltwalk for the MS Trust and choose from a variety of distances in events across Scotland.

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

Can MS affect your balance? Multiple sclerosis can affect your balance in a number of ways, and lead to increased falls. You can manage balance problems with a combination of physiotherapy treatments and activities as well as by being aware of factors that could make your balance worse. Find out more in this A-Z entry.

Here are tips to help children diagnosed with MS when still at school, including managing stress, MS symptoms and finding support for your educational needs.

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.

Do you have a parent with MS or an MS diagnosis as a young person yourself? We cover your stories, your education and your experiences as part of a family affected by MS.

Tips and information about multiple sclerosis for teenagers who have been diagnosed with MS

MS affects not only you, but those around you as well. When is the right time to discuss your MS with your children? How should you open the conversation?

Fewer than one in every 100 people with multiple sclerosis (MS) will experience symptoms before the age of 10 but between two and five in every 100 people experience their first symptoms before the age of 18. Not all of them will have been diagnosed at that age so they may have looked back and recognised certain symptoms as being an early part of their MS.