Author: Stephen Walker

Although rare, MS seizures can occur when areas of the brain affected by multiple sclerosis begin to misfire. These brief electrical storms may cause sudden muscle jerks, loss of awareness,…

For some people with multiple sclerosis, MS tremors can be among the most visible and frustrating symptoms. Hands, arms, or even the head may shake without warning, making everyday tasks…

While heat often worsens MS symptoms, MS cold sensitivity can be just as disruptive. For some, a drop in temperature leads to stiff muscles, numb fingers, or a body that…

For many people with multiple sclerosis, MS cognitive overload is as real as physical fatigue. It’s that moment when your brain simply stops cooperating — words slip away, focus dissolves,…

Many women notice that MS and the menstrual cycle have an uneasy rhythm. In the days before a period, fatigue deepens, balance wobbles, or brain fog thickens — symptoms that…

When it comes to multiple sclerosis, much is said about physical symptoms — yet MS depression in men often goes unspoken. Many men find it hard to admit to low…

The connection between testosterone and MS is gaining increasing scientific interest. Historically, men have been less likely to develop multiple sclerosis than women, and researchers believe hormone levels — particularly…

Sexual health is an important but often overlooked part of life with multiple sclerosis. For many men, MS sexual dysfunction men can include problems such as reduced libido, difficulty achieving…

Multiple sclerosis (MS) doesn’t just affect the brain and spinal cord — it can also quietly impact bone density. Many people living with MS are surprised to learn that they’re…