Multiple sclerosis is a frustrating chronic neurological disease.  MS and dizziness often go hand in hand.  It is a common symptom.  The reason that multiple sclerosis and dizziness are so common is because the brain is affected in multiple sclerosis.  Lesions will grow on both the brain and the spinal cord due to the process of demyelination in the disease.  These lesions can interfere with signals that are sent around the brain and the nervous system, causing dizziness and vertigo.  Both of these conditions can also cause headaches, vision problems, and nausea, which can be frustrating for the multiple sclerosis patient.

Dizziness can interfere with everyday life activities, like working and driving.  This makes it a serious problem that needs to be dealt with.  The first step for patients is to seek out medical attention for their symptoms.  A primary care physician can be a good start, since they will …