Multiple sclerosis relapses may occur unpredictably, and sometimes, persons with MS aren’t sure whether they are having one. Generally, a relapse is defined as new or worsening MS symptoms that last for more than 24 hours that are not associated with any other illness or infection. It is important to report new symptoms to your health care provider so that the appropriate treatment can be initiated. Depending on the severity, not every relapse requires treatment with steroids, but treating early provides a better chance for quick recovery.

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