The National Multiple Sclerosis Society was established to support people living with MS across the UAE. The National Multiple Sclerosis Society works closely with a network of trusted partners that can help people with MS with every element of managing their condition.
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society is here to support you every step of the way. Whether it is advice on educating your colleagues and workplace, emotional support from other people with MS, or practical guidance on nutrition, exercise, and well-being, you are not alone.
MS is more common in women than men, with a prevalence of 3:1, and it is often diagnosed in women in their twenties and thirties. There is some evidence that hormones can influence the immune and nervous systems; however, the rise in occurrence is due to more than one factor.
There are many people in similar situations. Ask for help when needed, and don’t handle everything alone.
Most people with MS are diagnosed during their most productive working period.
Our guide below offers some guidelines on dealing with MS in the workplace and advice for employers.
Managing MS
Live Well with MS
Living well with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) requires a comprehensive approach to health management. Prioritize balanced nutrition, regular exercise, mental wellness, and cognitive health to improve your quality of life and maintain independence.
Nutrition
Adopt a balanced diet to support your immune system and overall health. Learn which foods may help reduce inflammation and improve energy levels.
Discover answers to common questions about living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Learn about symptoms, diagnosis, treatment options, lifestyle adjustments, and support resources available for people living with MS. Whether you’re seeking information on managing fatigue, understanding treatment side effects, or finding support groups; our FAQs cover a wide range of topics to help you navigate life with MS more confidently.
Finding Support
More about living with MS
Explore additional resources and information about living with MS.
