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Multiple Sclerosis (MS) In Glasgow
Multiple Sclerosis can lead to fatigue, muscle weakness, spasticity, and mobility challenges. Tailored physiotherapy can help manage symptoms, maintain function, and improve quality of life.
Through our mobile Glasgow clinic, we deliver personalised therapy sessions directly to you, supporting movement, balance, and independence.
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What is Multiple Sclerosis ?
Multiple sclerosis, often referred to as MS, is a neurological condition that affects the brain and spinal cord. It occurs when the immune system mistakenly attacks the protective covering around nerves, which disrupts the signals travelling between the brain and the rest of the body.
MS affects everyone differently. Some people experience periods where symptoms flare up and then improve again, known as relapsing remitting MS. Others may experience a more gradual progression of symptoms over time, such as primary progressive or secondary progressive MS.
Living with MS can sometimes feel unpredictable. Symptoms may change, improve or return, and this uncertainty can make everyday life more challenging.
At Simpson Physiotherapy, we specialise in helping people with MS stay active, maintain independence and manage their symptoms so they can continue living life on their terms.
What are the symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis ?
MS can affect movement, strength and coordination in a variety of ways. Some people experience mild symptoms, while others face more noticeable physical challenges.
Common symptoms we see in people living with MS include:
- Fatigue, which can be one of the most common and frustrating symptoms
- Muscle weakness, particularly in the legs or arms
- Muscle stiffness or spasticity, which can make movement feel tight or restricted
- Cramping or muscle rigidity
- Difficulty standing or walking
- Reduced coordination or balance
- Challenges with fine hand control, such as gripping or using small objects
Some people also experience periods of relapse where symptoms temporarily worsen before improving again. Even when recovery after a relapse is strong, there can sometimes be lingering stiffness, fatigue or reduced control that affects daily activities.
What is our approach to Treating Multiple Sclerosis ?
At Simpson Physiotherapy, we take a personalised approach to helping people live well with MS.
As specialist neurological physiotherapists, we focus on improving strength, mobility and confidence through carefully structured exercise programmes. The goal is to help you get the most out of your body and maintain the highest level of independence possible.
Your treatment plan may include:
- Strength training to support muscles affected by weakness
- Mobility and balance exercises to improve confidence on your feet
- Stretching and movement work to reduce stiffness and spasticity
- Functional training to make everyday tasks easier
- Strategies to help manage fatigue
Because MS affects everyone differently, every rehabilitation plan is tailored to the individual. Our role is to help you find the right balance of activity, recovery and support so you can manage your condition effectively.
We work closely with you to build confidence, improve physical function and help you stay active in the activities that matter most in your life.
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