MS stiffness is experienced by many Multiple Sclerosis sufferers at some point during the progress of their disease. Though the severity of Multiple Sclerosis stiffness can vary from person to person, even mild symptoms can create problems with mobility or with carrying out everyday tasks. The condition can even cause pain and discomfort, especially if it deteriorates.  MS stiffness is sometimes called spasticity, and though it can seriously affect your quality of life, there are treatments and therapies that can help relieve the symptoms of this condition. Often Multiple Sclerosis stiffness can get worse at night, with the affected limbs “jerking” and keeping the sufferer awake. As it is important for anyone with MS to be as healthy as possible, if this spasticity is affecting your sleep patterns or preventing you from doing things you used to do, ask your doctor for help.

Other symptoms of MS stiffness

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