It may come as a surprise that there is little risk associated with most cases of MS in pregnancy. Pregnancy is alright for many women with multiple sclerosis. In pregnancy, women experience all sorts of biochemical changes, many of which actually suppress the manifestation of their MS symptoms. It is safe to say that pregnancy extends a form of protection over female MS patients, shielding them from autoimmunity and facilitating the repair of their previously damaged nervous tissue. It is rather fitting that, in these cases, sustaining a new life essentially gives the women a new lease of life.

What Research Says about MS in Pregnancy

Some people are bound to be skeptical about the claim that pregnancy is not only safe, but also somewhat rejuvenates many women with multiple sclerosis. These people may be concerned about their own condition, and may worry that having MS …