Treatments and therapies
There are lots of different ways to manage MS, and you might find some ways suit you better than others.
Read the latest information about DMTs and coronavirus COVID-19
If you have relapsing MS, disease modifying therapies (DMTs) can mean you get fewer, and less serious, relapses. They can slow down how fast your MS gets worse, too.
Until recently DMTs couldn't help people who don't have relapses. But there's now one DMT called ocrelizumab (Ocrevus) that might help some people with early primary progressive MS.
It can be frustrating if treatments aren't right for you or don't work as well as you'd like. But lots of people with MS find it useful to actively manage their health in other ways, such as through diet and exercise.
Helping you move more
We've developed a range of simple workouts to suit different abilities and MS symptoms.
In this video, fitness instructor Dom Thorpe demonstrates some low impact lying down exercises. There is an
audio described version of this video.
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Find support near you
We can't meet face-to-face right now. But there's still lots of ways to connect with people near you who understand what life's like with MS. From coffee mornings to online yoga classes. Put in your postcode to find out what's near you.
Helpful resources
From symptoms and treatments to accessing care and support, our booklets and factsheets are packed full of information and tips on living well with MS.
You can download them from our website or order copies from our online shop.
