Is MS curable?
There is currently no cure for MS
Similar to other conditions like type 1 diabetes or rheumatoid arthritis, there is currently no cure for MS, and the nerve damage it causes cannot always be reversed after it’s happened. That said, thanks to developments in scientific research, we now know more about MS and how it progresses, and there are more treatment options than ever before and many ways to reduce the number of relapses and symptoms.
Read on to find out more about the treatments available.
MS can change your life. But it doesn’t have to define it.
Now you know how to manage your MS, we have lots of tools and tips to help you to carry on living with it.
More articles on ways to manage your MS that you may find interesting.
Find information to help you make more informed decisions about your disease management.
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