Is it an MS relapse, a pseudo relapse or a flare up?

MS symptoms and diagnosis

Managing a Relapse - MS Australia

Multiple Sclerosis and Mental Health: 3 Common Challenges

Treating Multiple Sclerosis Relapses | MSAA

🔬 Pediatric MS isn’t just “adult MS in smaller bodies.” It tends to be more aggressive — with higher relapse rates and MRI activity — yet progression can take longer to appear. Over time, though, young people often reach disability milestones earlier than adults. https://bit.ly/4h0FStH That’s why research like this matters. At ECTRIMS 2025, Dr. David Jones of Genentech shared promising findings about Ocrevus for children and teens with MS (ages 10–17). Early data show no major safety or efficac

What is a "pseudoexacerbation"? | MSAA

Warning Signs of Relapse: Depression, Stress, and Other Triggers