Sex can be a tricky subject to talk about. That’s why we’ve invited subject experts Denise and Lesley to answer some of your questions. We also chat with Dom about his experiences on the subject of sex and MS.

To try and explain the ins and outs of visual problems we chat to neuro-ophthalmologist Dr Benson Chen about some common eye issues in MS. We also chat to Deb about her own experiences with eye issues that eventually led to her MS diagnoses.

This time we’ll be talking about thinking problems in MS. Problems with thinking and memory affect around half of all people with MS. To explain cognition issues in MS, we chatted with Professor Roshan das Nair. Helena and Debs also share their experiences with cognition difficulties and what they do to manage them.

In this short episode, Helena talks to Tristan about an exciting fundraising opportunity to double your gifts to the MS Trust at no additional cost.

In this episode we've compiled a list of the most popular topics which people have contacted us about this year.

Our podcast guests, Noreen Barker (MS Nurse Consultant) and Concetta Brugaletta (Clinical Nurse Specialist), are on a mission to shatter the stigma around bowel issues and MS. We talk treatments, strategies, tips and more!

Have you ever wondered how your hormones might affect your MS? We're joined by podcast guests Olivia Mason and Professor Ruth Dobson to explore all things periods, pregnancy, breastfeeding, menopause and MS.

This is a recording from a live stream we did earlier with the Head of Information and Engagement at the MS Trust Claire Winchester, we chat to her about a report called “Life changing: mental health and MS". In this report we find out about what the MS community in the UK has to say about mental health.

Diagnosing MS can be a lengthy procedure, and getting on a treatment path can take even longer. So what happens when you treat potential MS really early? In this episode, we talk to Professor Klaus Schmierer about the AttackMS trial.