The onset of Multiple Sclerosis usually concerns young adults who are makin
g plans for their life. The personal, familial, professional plans must be
adapted to the course of the disease. This adapted daily life must be as no
rmal as possible to prevent the social loneliness which is the principal co
mplication of Multiple Sclerosis.
Three frequent situations of daily life have recently been studied in Multi
ple Sclerosis.
Pregnancy is permitted. There is a dramatic decrease of the relapse rate du
ring pregnancy but an obvious increase after delivery. Pregnancy has no inf
luence on disability.
Vaccinations do not favor the onset or the worsening of Multiple Sclerosis
according to studies with large number of patients (in particular hepatitis
B vaccination).
Stress is not able to trigger the onset or relapses of Multiple Sclerosis.
Stress could even protect against relapses.
The Multiple Sclerosis daily life does not need to take specific precaution
s which would expose to the marginalization of patients.