The McDonald criteria are used by neurologists to ensure that they provide an accurate diagnosis of MS as early as possible, and guide them to the tests they should arrange for you. They are updated regularly.

The 2024 McDonald criteria widen the evidence that can be used to diagnose MS and include new diagnostic markers that can identify MS more accurately. Here we can explain how these changes will make MS quicker and easier to diagnose, and reduce the chance of misdiagnosis.

If you live with multiple sclerosis and struggle to get a good night sleep, this episode is for you. We uncover the hidden impact of night-time MS symptoms, from nerve pain, spasms, and restless legs to bladder urgency, burning sensations, and cold feet and explore why these issues often seem to worsen after dark.

Worried about falling or unsure what to do if you do fall? You're not alone. Falls are a common concern for people living with multiple sclerosis. In this episode, expert physio Hilary Gunn breaks down why people with MS are more prone to falling.

Relationships can be complicated, even at the best of times. When one partner is living with MS, it can bring a whole host of new challenges as well as opportunities for deeper connection.

In this podcast, we explore the emotional and practical realities of supporting a partner with MS, and how couples can support each other through changing dynamics.

Spasticity and spasms are common yet challenging MS symptoms that vary widely. In this episode, we delve into these symptoms with insights from our MS community and expert advice from MS specialist physiotherapist Wendy Hendrie.

Talking about living with MS can be a tough thing to do, but in this podcast we give you some good ideas and resources on how to get started.

MS symptoms vary greatly and the first signs are no different. That said, there are some more common ones.

Covers the many varied MS signs and symptoms and how they can affect you.