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NICE Brain & Nerves 22 June 2022

Multiple sclerosis in adults: management

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# Multiple Sclerosis Management - What You Need to Know
MS requires ongoing treatment and monitoring** – If you have MS, you'll need to work with your doctor regularly to take medicines that slow the disease, manage symptoms like pain or tiredness, and watch for changes in your condition over time.
Different treatments work for different people** – Your doctor will help you find the right combination of medicines and therapies based on your type of MS and how your body responds, so it's important to keep talking with them about what's working.
Taking action early makes a real difference** – Starting treatment soon after diagnosis and sticking with your care plan helps reduce flare-ups, slows disability, and helps you stay as active and independent as possible for longer.

Always speak to your doctor before making any changes to your health or treatment.

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