MS 101: Test Your Knowledge About Multiple Sclerosis

Hurray! We love hearing that Lift MS has been helpful – that’s just what we intended! We appreciate your part in those efforts, Andrea.

Thanks for your comment, Maria. We’re glad you’ve found our community, and hope you find it helpful. For specific questions about your experience, we encourage you to seek advice from your healthcare team.

Thanks for your comment, Joan. We’re glad you’ve found our community, and hope you find it helpful. For specific questions about your husband’s experience, we encourage him to seek advice from his healthcare team.

What an inspiring story, Curtis! We appreciate your contribution to the community.

Hi Loretta, we’re glad you’ve found our blog and hope that you enjoy reading our other articles about RMS. If you would like to read more on MS, the National MS Society website is filled with information, which you can check out here: http://www.nationalmssociety.org/. You can also find useful articles and resources on the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America's website here: http://mymsaa.org/.

We hope this helps, and as always, we encourage you to seek advice from your healthcare team if you have specific questions about your experience.

It sounds like you’ve been through a lot, Cynthia. We’re glad you’ve reached out for support. Let us know how we and the community can help.

Hi Teri, Thank you for your post. Conversations on this blog cannot replace conversations with your healthcare provider. Please reach out to your healthcare provider for specific answers to your questions.

Thanks so much for taking the time to comment, Roger. The Lift MS blog is hosted by Teva. The purpose of this blog is to provide a lift for those affected by MS and drive awareness about relapsing MS. Please let us know what types of information you would like to see on the blog.

We’re sorry to hear the blog is not providing what you’re looking for, Steve. Please know we are here for you should you need support in the future.

Hi Teresa, Thank you for your post. Conversations on this blog cannot replace conversations with your healthcare provider. Please reach out to your healthcare provider for specific answers to your questions.

We understand living with MS adds extra challenges to life, Judy. We’re so glad you’re here and hope you find helpful support.

We are happy you are finding value in the blog, Holly! Please continue to check back for more info.

Thanks for your comment, Ann. We’re glad you’ve found our community, and hope you find it helpful. For specific questions about your experience, we encourage you to seek advice from your healthcare team.

We are sorry to hear about your frustrations, Jane. However, conversations on this blog cannot replace a conversation with your health care provider.  Perhaps Teva’s Doctor Discussion Guide would prove beneficial to prepare for those discussions https://www.copaxone.com/resources/pdfs/Doctor_Discussion_Guide.pdf .  We wish you the best of luck at your next appointment.

Hi Alice, Thank you for your comment. Per our rules of engagement, Teva cannot offer medical advice, and this blog is not intended to replace discussions with a healthcare team. Please reach out to a healthcare provider for insight on your health.

Hi Lucille, The National Multiple Sclerosis Society has information on their site related to the symptoms of MS. You can check it out here: http://www.nationalmssociety.org/Symptoms-Diagnosis/MS-Symptoms

Please remember that per our rules of engagement, Teva cannot offer medical advice, and this blog is not intended to replace discussions with your doctor. It is always best to reach out to a healthcare provider to discuss your health.

Hi Marjorie, we're glad you've found the Lift MS community and hope you have found it helpful. For more information on relapsing MS, you might consider reading some of our other blog posts. We have one titled "MS 101: What is Relapsing MS?" that may interest you. It can be found here: https://www.liftms.com/education/relapsing-ms

Best Wishes!

Thanks for your comment, Diana! Teva has more information on relapsing MS available here: https://www.copaxone.com/about-relapsing-ms/what-is-relapsing-multiple-sclerosis

It is always best to reach out to your health care provider for specific answers to your questions. Best Wishes!

Hi Cindi, Thank you for your comment. Teva has more information on relapsing MS available here: https://www.copaxone.com/about-relapsing-ms/what-is-relapsing-multiple-sclerosis

We recommend talking with a health care professional if you or someone you know is experiencing symptoms.

It sounds like you've been through a lot, Jan. The Lift MS Facebook community is filled with MS patients and caregivers that may provide you with the support you are looking for. You can find the page here: www.facebook.com/liftms/

We also encourage you to discuss your MS symptoms with your health care team. Best Wishes!

We're sorry to hear a member of your family has been diagnosed with MS. We're glad you're here and hope you find the information and support you are looking for. As always, we recommend reaching out to a health care provider if you have specific questions.

Welcome to the Lift MS blog, Patricia! We're glad you're here and hope you check out some of our other blog posts. You can also find additional information about relapsing MS here: https://www.copaxone.com/about-relapsing-ms/what-is-relapsing-multiple-sclerosis

Please talk with a health care professional if you or someone you know is experiencing symptoms.

It sounds like you’ve been through a lot, Sabrina. We’re glad you’ve reached out for support. Let us know how we and the community can help.

It’s comments like yours that inspire us each day, Elizabeth! Thanks for helping nurture the Lift MS community.

Hi Brenda, The Lift MS blog contains a lot of information that may help you learn more about relapsing MS. You can also find additional information about relapsing MS here: https://www.copaxone.com/about-relapsing-ms/what-is-relapsing-multiple-sclerosis

As a reminder, please talk with a health care professional if you or someone you know is experiencing symptoms.

Hi Gloria, our blog post "MS 101: What is Relapsing MS?" provides information on common RMS symptoms that may be helpful to you. You can find it here: https://www.liftms.com/education/relapsing-ms

For specific questions about your experience, we recommend reaching out to your health care team.

Thanks so much for sharing your story, Jade.

Hi Tracy, the Lift MS blog contains a lot of information aimed at educating people about relapsing MS. Please take a look around and let us know what you think!

As a reminder, please talk with a health care professional if you or someone you know is experiencing symptoms. Best Wishes.

Hi Melanie, The Lift MS blog contains a lot of information that may help you learn more about relapsing MS. You can also find additional information about relapsing MS here: https://www.copaxone.com/about-relapsing-ms/relapsing-multiple-sclerosis-symptoms

As a reminder, please talk with a health care professional if you or someone you know is experiencing symptoms.

Hi S, the Lift MS blog has a lot of information about relapsing MS that may help you. We hope you'll take a look around and let us know what you think. Best Wishes!

Hi Tanya, if you are experiencing MS related symptoms we suggest you reach out to a heath care provider to discuss your experience. Best of luck!

An MS diagnosis can be an emotional experience. It's great that you're here and we hope you find others in the Lift MS community who can relate.

Hi Robin, we hope you'll take a look around the blog as it features a lot of information that may be helpful to you. One post in particular that may help is titled "MS 101: What is Relapsing MS" which can be found here: https://www.liftms.com/education/relapsing-ms

If you or someone you know is experiencing symptoms, it is always best to discuss them with a health care provider. Best Wishes!

We're glad that you've found us, Suzanne, and that you would like to learn more. To start, we recommend reading more of our educational blog posts, found here: https://www.liftms.com/education. These posts, written by MS Peers and Shared Solutions® nurses, can provide you with more information and insights. MS Peers are compensated by Teva Neuroscience, Inc. You can also learn more about relapsing MS by visiting the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America's website at: http://mymsaa.org/. We hope this helps!

You can learn more about relapsing MS and its symptoms by visiting: https://www.copaxone.com/about-relapsing-ms/what-isrelapsing-multiple-sclerosis.
The National MS Society is another great
resource with information, you can check out their site at:
http://www.nationalmssociety.org/. We also have more educational blog posts that might help, which you can find here: https://www.liftms.com/education. We hope that you find this helpful, and we wish you and your mother the best.

Thank you for reaching out for support and information, Susan. We suggest reading more of our educational blog posts, which you can find here: https://www.liftms.com/education. Also, you can learn more about the symptoms of RMS by visiting: https://www.copaxone.com/about-relapsing-ms/relapsing-multiplesclerosis-symptoms. As always, your health care provider is another great resource to help answer specific questions about your health. We hope this helps.

Hi Barbara, There is no single test that can provide a positive MS diagnosis. Healthcare providers look at a combination of factors and tests when considering an MS diagnosis. For more information we suggest you check out this page: https://www.copaxone.com/about-relapsing-ms/relapsing-multiple-sclerosis-diagnosis

If you are experiencing symptoms, please reach out to a healthcare provider to discuss your experience.

Hi Katie, We encourage you to take a look around the blog as it features a lot of information that may be helpful to you. One post in particular that may help is titled "MS 101: What is Relapsing MS" which can be found here: https://www.liftms.com/education/relapsing-ms

If you or someone you know is experiencing symptoms, it is always best to discuss them with a health care provider. Best Wishes!

Hi Bill, There is a link to take the quiz at the end of the blog post. It is right before the "Comments" section. We hope you enjoy it! Best of luck!

We are so glad you’ve chosen to share your experience with us, Patti. Please keep us posted on your progress, and best of luck!

Hi Cynthia, We encourage you to reach out to your healthcare provider to discuss your symptoms. According to the NMSS, most people are diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 50, although a diagnosis can come at any age. Best Wishes!

Welcome to the Lift MS blog, Jusna! We're glad you're here and hope you check out some of our other blog posts. You can also find additional information about relapsing MS here: https://www.copaxone.com/about-relapsing-ms/what-is-relapsing-multiple-sclerosis

Please talk with a health care professional if you or someone you know is experiencing symptoms.

Hi Joe, our blog post "MS 101: What is Relapsing MS?" provides information on common RMS symptoms that may be helpful to you. You can find it here: https://www.liftms.com/education/relapsing-ms

For specific questions about your experience, we recommend reaching out to your health care team.

Great question, Ken! According to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society (NMSS), studies suggest that genetic risk factors increase the risk of developing MS, but there is no evidence that MS is directly inherited. You can learn more about this on the NMSS' website at: http://www.nationalmssociety.org/What-is-MS/Who-Gets-MS.

If you are experiencing symptoms, please reach out to your health care team! We hope that you find this information helpful.

Thank you for reaching out for information, Faye. You may be interested in reading more of our blog posts, which can be found here: https://www.liftms.com/education. Also, you can learn more about the symptoms of RMS by visiting: https://www.copaxone.com/about-relapsing-ms/relapsing-multiple-sclerosis-symptoms.

Please reach out to your health care provider if you are experiencing any symptoms. We hope this helps.

We are so glad you’ve chosen to share your experience with us, Maggie. Please keep us posted on your daughter’s progress, and best of luck!

We understand living with MS adds extra challenges to life, Beth. We’re so glad you’re here and hope you find helpful support.

Hi Elaine, You can learn more about the symptoms of RMS by visiting: https://www.copaxone.com/about-relapsing-ms/relapsing-multiple-sclerosis-symptoms.

It is important that your family member reach out to his/her health care team if he/she is experiencing symptoms. Best wishes to you both!

That's great to hear, Sue! We hope you'll enjoy reading more of the posts featured on the blog. Let us know what you think!

We also recommend reaching out to your doctor. He or she is the best person to answer specific questions about your MS.

Hi Gloria, For more information on relapsing MS symptoms you can visit: https://www.copaxone.com/about-relapsing-ms/relapsing-multiple-sclerosis-symptoms.

If you are experiencing symptoms we suggest you reach out to your health care team for support.

Best Wishes!

We are happy you are finding value in the blog, Samantha! Please continue to check back for more info.

Thanks for your comment, Vincent. Your doctor is a valuable resource for information about relapsing ms. You can learn more about symptoms here: https://www.copaxone.com/about-relapsing-ms/relapsing-multiple-sclerosis-symptoms

We strive to make Lift MS an informative and inspiring community, Chris. Thanks for your part in making it so.

That's a great question, Brenda. Your doctor can be a resource for answering any specific questions you have about relapsing MS. You can also find more information about relapsing MS on another one of our blog posts, check it out here: http://liftms.com/education/relapsing-ms

Best Wishes!

What an inspiring story, Leslie! We appreciate your contribution to the community.

An MS diagnosis can be an emotional experience. It's great that you're here and we hope you find others in the Lift MS community who can relate.

It sounds like you’ve been through a lot, Kathy. We’re glad you’ve reached out for support. Let us know how we and the community can help.

Thanks so much for sharing your story, Dedra.

Hi Rena, If you are experiencing symptoms we suggest you reach out to your health care team for support. Best Wishes to you!

Thanks for your kind words, C-SPANN! Comments like yours fuel our efforts to build a helpful community.

Hi Dianna, Thank you for your post. Conversations on this blog cannot replace conversations with your healthcare provider. Please reach out to your healthcare provider for specific answers to your questions.

What an inspiring story, Jason! We appreciate your contribution to the community.

It sounds like you’ve been through a lot, Richard. We’re glad you’ve reached out for support. Let us know how we and the community can help.

Hi Betty, MS is most commonly diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 50 but an MS diagnosis can come at any age. If you are experiencing symptoms, please reach out to your health care provider! Best Wishes!

We strive to make Lift MS an informative and inspiring community, Leigh. Thanks for your part in making it so.

Hi Noema, Please reach out to your health care provider if you are experiencing symptoms. We wish you the best of luck!

Thanks so much for sharing your story, Margaret.

Hurray! We love hearing that Lift MS has been helpful – that’s just what we intended! We appreciate your part in those efforts, Cynthianna.

Have you tried reaching out to your doctor, L? He or she can help answer questions specific to your health. Also, you can find more facts about relapsing MS on https://www.copaxone.com/about-relapsing-ms/what-is-relapsing-multiple-sclerosis. We hope this helps.

We have a few things that may help, Colleen. To start, we recommend speaking with your doctor. Then, you can find more facts about relapsing MS at https://www.copaxone.com/about-relapsing-ms/what-is-relapsing-multiple-sclerosis. We wish you the best.

You've got it, Neida! First, we recommend speaking with your doctor, as he or she is a great resource for questions about your health. Then, you can check out https://www.copaxone.com/about-relapsing-ms/what-is-relapsing-multiple-sclerosis to learn more about relapsing MS. We hope this helps!

We welcome your question, Michele. Your health care provider can help answer any specific questions that you may have. Also, you can find more information about MS by visiting the MSAA's website at http://mymsaa.org/ms-information/overview/. Thank you for reaching out!

Great question, Jessie. As always, we recommend reaching out you your doctor if you are experiencing any of these symptoms or have questions. You can also read a list of relapsing MS symptoms at https://www.copaxone.com/about-relapsing-ms/relapsing-multiple-sclerosis-symptoms. The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America is also a great resource, which you can find here: http://mymsaa.org/. We'll be thinking of you.

Thank you for reaching out, Suzanne. Your health care provider is another great resource. He or she can help answer specific questions about your health. You can learn more about relapsing MS by visiting https://www.copaxone.com/about-relapsing-ms/what-is-relapsing-multiple-sclerosis. There you can find quick facts and other information that might be helpful. We wish you the best.

An MS diagnosis can be an emotional experience. It's great that you're here and we hope you find others in the Lift MS community, who can relate, Cinda!

HI Alice, we're very sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. We hope you continue to lean on the community for support. If you are experiencing symptoms, it is important you reach out to your health care team. Best Wishes!

Hi Sandra, We're happy to help! If you are experiencing symptoms, please reach out to your health care team. For information on the symptoms of RMS, check out this blog post: https://www.liftms.com/education/relapsing-ms Best Wishes!

Hi Darla, thank you for your comment. According to the NMSS, multiple sclerosis is considered to be an immune-mediated disease in which the body's immune system attacks the central nervous system (CNS). For more information, you may consider checking out their site here: http://www.nationalmssociety.org/What-is-MS/Definition-of-MS/Immune-mediated-disease

Hi Pam, there is a link at the bottom of the post, beneath the infographic, where you can take the quiz. We hope you enjoy it. Let us know how you did once you are finished!