Would fewer relapses change your daily life?

Hi everyone 💙

For people living with relapsing multiple sclerosis, knowing another relapse could happen can sometimes influence decisions long before any symptoms appear.

Recent research into a new oral MS treatment has shown fewer relapses and fewer new inflammatory brain lesions compared with an established therapy.

The treatment is still investigational, but it is another sign of how quickly multiple sclerosis treatment options are changing.

And behind those research numbers is something much more personal.

Fewer relapses could mean feeling more comfortable making plans, traveling, working or simply thinking less about when the next one might happen.

💬 We’d love to hear from you:

• Does worrying about another relapse affect the plans you make?
• Would you prefer an oral medication to injections or infusions?
• What is most important to you when choosing an MS treatment?

If you experienced fewer relapses, what would that change most in your everyday life?

With care,

Razar from the Carenity team 💖