Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a scanning technique that produces images of slices through the body using magnetic fields and radio waves. MRI images of the brain and spinal cord can be used to diagnose MS.

Feeling stiff or uncomfortable can be common in MS. These gentle stretching exercises can help manage pain and extend your comfortable range of movement.

Prognosis means the likely course of a health condition, based on medical experience.

Vidofludimus calcium is a new treatment under investigation for relapsing remitting, secondary and primary progressive multiple sclerosis (MS). It is taken as a tablet once daily.

MS in Practice was a publication from the MS Trust for MS health professionals. It provided essential updates on the latest thinking in multiple sclerosis care in a digestible format.

Naltrexone (Nalorex) is a drug used to treat people with addictions. Following anecdotal reports that low doses help the symptoms of people with a wide range of conditions, there have been a few pilot studies of low dose naltrexone (LDN) in multiple sclerosis.

Physiotherapy helps to maintain or restore function and movement. It can be valuable for many multiple sclerosis (MS) symptoms and is especially helpful in promoting activity and exercise to help you resume, or maintain, an active and independent life.

Laura from Neuro Heroes presents a series of functional exercise videos to help you with day-to-day activities. Follow along at home.

Modafinil is a drug that promotes wakefulness and is licensed for treating people who experience excessive sleepiness due to narcolepsy. Research has suggested that it may be an effective treatment for multiple sclerosis fatigue. However, following the findings of a safety review, the European Medicines Agency recommended that the use of modafinil should only be associated with narcolepsy.