What should I do after a doctor appointment for multiple sclerosis (MS)?

Immediately after your doctor's appointment for multiple sclerosis (MS), go to the waiting room and look over your notes. Then, if you are unclear about medication instructions, an upcoming test, or a procedure, you can ask for an explanation from the nurse before leaving the office. A nurse practitioner or physician's assistant may act as a liaison between you and the doctor.

He can be a valuable resource for information, clarification, referral to community resources, and emotional support. Also ask if your doctor, registered nurse, or certified MS educator can help you get free samples or discounts on medical supplies; they sometimes receive promotional material or coupons. Follow your doctor's advice.

If you have trouble following your treatment, talk to your doctor. Don't quit. Finding the right treatment program often involves trial and error.

Be patient. Stick to proven remedies recommended by your doctor. Avoid "miracle" treatments hyped in the media or through direct advertising.

Seeking a second or third opinion about a medical condition is now standard practice. To save time and expense, arm yourself with copies of your records, including test results, X-rays, and physician summaries of your condition.

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