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Resources for Patients with Multiple Sclerosis

Being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis can feel overwhelming, and finding reliable, accurate information about MS can be challenging as well. Having credible and helpful information is an important tool to living your best life with multiple sclerosis. To this end, a group of library and medical professionals have reviewed and approved the valuable resources in MS and YOU for your benefit.

MS and YOU is a collection of trustworthy websites, social networks, and apps you can explore to help you better understand multiple sclerosis, access MS communities, and support your overall health.

Valuable Websites

Useful Tools & Apps

Momentum Magazine

Quarterly publication from the National MS Society.

MSAA Multiple Sclerosis Self-Care Manager

Self-management tool to record treatments, care team, medications, symptoms, mood, pain, activity level, and fatigue.

CareZone

Use to coordinate family and caregivers so everyone can stay up to date on crucial patient information like medications and doctor’s instructions.

Good Rx

Tracks prescription drug prices and finds the lowest prices in your neighborhood, and offers coupons.

My Fitness Pal

Fast and easy way to track diet and physical activity.

Headspace

Hundreds of guided meditations and mindfulness exercises on subjects like focus, exercise, and sleep.

Insight Timer

Over 15,000 free guided meditations, with content for beginners, children, and adults, in several different languages.

SuperBetter

A game focused on building resiliency and improving optimism.

Cureable

A guided program that uses education and evidence-based techniques to help you understand how to cope with chronic pain.

MS Communities

Patients Like Me MS Forum

Connect with network of over 60,000 MS patients. Can share health experiences and data to help researchers uncover treatments.

MS Connection

From the National MS Society. Browse by topics to join discussions and connect with people who share your interests, challenges, and hopes.

My MS Team

Connect and share with other patients and with providers.

Hear From Our Specialists

Multiple Sclerosis & Bladder Control Problems

Bladder dysfunction is a common problem for patients with multiple sclerosis (MS). Urologist Sara Lenherr, MD, and Kirtly Jones, MD, discuss the issues, available tests, and how to treat and manage bladder problems if you have multiple sclerosis.

A Primer on Multiple Sclerosis

Recent advancements in the treatment of multiple sclerosis have dramatically transformed outcomes for patients diagnosed with the disease. Dana Dewitt, MD, a specialist in multiple sclerosis care, describes how different forms of the disease present themselves.