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

Insurance companies are not allowed to refuse to insure you because you have MS. However, they can impose special conditions or increase the cost of a policy if they can show there is more chance of you needing to make a claim.

Each NHS trust in England has a Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS). PALS offers confidential advice, support and information on health related issues and acts as a point of contact for patients, their families and their carers.

If you have MS, you may feel that you need to take practical steps to manage your health, alongside the medical treatment options you have. Being aware of what you are eating and drinking is a big part of this, and you may find some positive benefits for your MS with some simple dietary changes.

Gift Aid makes a big difference to the value of donations to the MS Trust. For every £1 you give, we can claim 25p more from tax you've paid to HMRC.

Increase your donation to the MS Trust without spending a penny extra! Make a Gift Aid declaration online.

An MS diagnosis can be a long and uncertain process. In this episode, Professor Alasdair Coles explains how neurologists piece things together, from first symptoms to advanced scans, to reach a diagnosis and guide people through what happens next.

Alice shares her experience of receiving an MS diagnosis at just 19 years old. She highlights how her MS diagnosis led her to rebuild her life in a way that recognises her MS without letting it control her life.

Neurologists can now prescribe subcutaneous Tysabri or infused Tyruko for people with highly active MS, following new guidance from NICE.