Inactive SPMS: Symptoms to Keep Track Of

Inactive SPMS: Symptoms to Keep Track Of

When you have inactive secondary-progressive multiple sclerosis (SPMS) , it may seem like no news is good news. But the lack of relapses can be misleading. “Although things may seem ‘quiet,’ there may still be subtle changes that your neurologist could detect,” says Christine Gill, MD , a board-certified neurologist at University of Iowa Health Care in Iowa City. That’s because the condition is still progressing slowly. So even though things may…