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Ben Nevis Trek

Challenge yourself to trek to the summit of Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the UK.
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London to Amsterdam Cycle

Cycle through the beautiful English countryside, through northern France to Belgium and on to the Netherlands. Get fit, make new friends and have a great adventure!
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What is MS?

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a neurological condition that causes damage to the nerves in your brain and spinal cord, also known as the central nervous system or CNS.
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Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) and MS

FND and functional symptoms can be common in people with MS. These symptoms can be treated and reversed with therapy.
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Cycling events

Whether you're an experienced cyclist or a complete beginner, we'll help find an event perfect for you.
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Side effects

Side effects are unwanted effects caused by a medical treatment. Not everyone taking the treatment will get side effects and they are usually reversible.
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What does the MS hug feel like?

In this episode of the MS Trust Podcast, we explore the MS Hug—one of the most confusing and uncomfortable symptoms of multiple sclerosis. From tight banding and rib cramps to stitch-like pain and breathlessness, we unpack what it feels like, why it happens, and how to manage it.
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Skydive for the MS Trust

Experience the thrill of a charity skydive and raise money to help people with multiple sclerosis. Take part in a parachute jump with the MS Trust.Jump in June
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Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) at Night

Join a midnight hike of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) for a trek you will never forget!
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  • MS information & support
    • About MS
      • What is MS?
      • Types of MS
      • Causes of MS
      • How common is multiple sclerosis?
      • Newly diagnosed
      • Young people and MS
      • Living with advanced MS
    • Symptoms & diagnosis
      • Worried you have MS?
      • Signs and symptoms
      • How is MS diagnosed?
      • What's causing my symptoms?
      • Managing relapses
    • Drugs & treatments
      • How is MS treated?
      • MS Decisions
      • Drugs in development
      • Treatment finder
      • Non-drug therapies
    • Health & wellbeing
      • Thinking and memory problems
      • Staying Smart
      • Exercise
      • Diet and MS
      • Wellbeing
    • Family, care & money
      • Relationships and family life
      • Care and carers
      • Home and travel
      • Work, money and legal
    • Support & services
      • Contact our MS helpline
      • MS services near me
      • My MS expert
      • Order a free MS publication
      • Listen to our podcast
      • Join our Facebook group
      • Find support groups
  • A-Z of MS
  • Get involved
    • Donate
      • Donate to the MS Trust
      • Make a donation
      • Make a regular donation
      • Donate in memory
      • Other ways to donate
      • Request to increase your regular donation
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      • Gift Aid
    • Fundraise
      • MS Trust Exclusives
      • Do it your way
      • Trekking and walking events
      • Running events
      • Cycling events
      • Daredevil events
      • Fundraise while you shop
      • Get your fundraising guide
      • Pay in your fundraising
    • Raise awareness
      • Bring Your MS to Work
      • World MS Day 2026
      • MS Awareness Week 2026
    • Volunteer
    • Leave a gift in your will
    • Corporate fundraising
      • Corporate giving
      • Payroll giving
      • Pharmaceutical and other industry supporters
  • News & stories
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    • Keep up to date
      • Sign up for updates
      • Update your address
    • Send us your story
  • Research
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  • For health professionals
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    • Courses & training
      • Funding your learning
      • MS Trust conference
      • Development Module
      • Study days
      • External courses
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      • Meet the TiMS working group
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      • Join the TiMS network
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