A study summarising the status of the research so far to try and determine how common and how severe daytime sleepiness is in people with MS.

Ataxia is the medical term that describes a lack of muscle coordination anywhere in the body. Typically, it can lead to tremors in the arms, legs, head, trunk or eyes and can even affect speech and swallowing. Currently there are no drugs that will get rid of the shaking or tremor that is caused by ataxia.

Relationships are full of ups and downs – it’s a fact of life. But when your partner has MS, there may be some extra bumps in the road for you both to navigate. Here are a few ways you can support your loved one along the way.

Multiple sclerosis can cause a wide range of symptoms but most people with MS will only experience a small number of all the possible symptoms. This search tool directs you to detailed information on possible MS symptoms.

The symptoms of multiple sclerosis can be managed by medication, input from therapists or rehabilitation specialists and/or the development of self-management strategies.

Switch this September is an exclusive MS Trust event where we ask you to switch out a bad habit for something good and raise vital funds to support people with MS. Simply make the switch and ask for sponsorship for the month!

By taking part in a sponsored run, you can help to make a difference for people with MS right now. From park runs to marathons, we have running events to suit all levels of fitness. Search our running events.

Take on the ultimate running challenge - the Marathon - for the MS Trust. Join iconic events in stunning locations and help support people living with MS

Find out about the support you will receive from the MS Trust if you take part in a sponsored running event to help peple with multiple sclerosis.