Multiple Sclerosis
MS and Depression
Nearly half of people with MS suffer from depression at least once in their lives. Find out more about the link between depression and MS, recognizing depression, dealing with depression when it does occur, and staying well.
Multiple Sclerosis menu
Multiple sclerosis treatments
- Why early treatment is so important
- Goals of MS treatment
- Disease-modifying medications for MS
- Other MS treatments
- MS treatment research
Health features
- Social Networking: Give a Lift to Your Life
- Sticking with MS Treatment
- 10 Tips for Staying Healthy with MS
- Make It Easier to Take Your MS Medication
- Doctor Feel-Bad. Insist your doctor understands your priorities.
Related conditions
- Anxiety Disorders (Stress · Tension)
- Chronic Pain (Pain · Long Term Pain)
- Depression (Blues · Chronic Depression)
- Erectile Difficulties (Impotence · Erectile Dysfunction · Low Sex Drive - Male · Decreased Libido in Men)
- Female Sexual Dysfunction (Low Libido in Women · Decreased Sex Drive - Female · Sexual Dissatisfaction in Women · Lack of Sexual Desire in Women)
About this channel
Multiple sclerosis (MS) affects about 55,000 to 75,000 Canadians and is usually diagnosed between the ages of 15 and 40. It is a chronic, disabling disease that affects the brain and spinal cord. The good news is that you can live a normal life with MS! Learn more about MS treatments, preserving your ability, and how to live well with MS.