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Types of MS

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  1. Types of MS

    Although the effects of multiple sclerosis can vary greatly from person to person, the condition is often categorised into one of four broad groups:
     
    Relapsing remitting MS Secondary progressive MS Primary progressive MS Benign MS
  2. MS is a complex and unpredictable condition that varies from person to person and does not follow a set pattern. Symptoms can come and go from day to day but there can also be relapses followed by periods of complete or partial remission. For other people, MS can be more progressive in nature.

    MS is often divided into four different types...
  3. MS affects everyone differently.

    People with the same type of MS won't necessarily experience the same symptoms in the same way.
  4. MS is divided into four broad types, although the pattern of symptoms and progression does not always fit neatly into these "boxes". For people who are newly diagnosed, it may be difficult to determine the type of their MS.

    This is a link to a PDF page.

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