Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune disease which attacks the central nervous system. Although there is no cure, several treatment option exist that may limit relapses of the disease and decrease the progression of damage and limitations.
Integrate Disease-Modifying Medications
Using disease-modifying medications can improve the long-term course of the disease, s
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