UNDERSTANDING THE CONDITION
Multiple sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis is a condition in which immune activity damages the protective covering of nerves in the brain and spinal cord. Its course varies between people.
NEUROLOGY · CONSULTATION GUIDE
Multiple sclerosis
Prepare for a conversation with Dr Anup Bende at Shriji Polyclinic.
Symptoms to discuss
Visual problems, numbness, weakness, fatigue, imbalance or bladder symptoms can occur. Similar symptoms can have other causes.
How assessment works
Diagnosis considers symptoms, examination and investigations such as MRI; additional testing may be needed. A single symptom or scan finding is not enough on its own.
Treatment approaches
Management can include medicines to modify disease activity, treatment for relapses, symptom management and rehabilitation. Decisions depend on the disease pattern and individual risks.
Prepare for your review
Bring previous prescriptions, investigation reports and your current medication list. Write down when symptoms began and how they affect your daily life. Ask which changes to monitor and when to return for review.
When to seek prompt help
New neurological symptoms deserve medical assessment. Sudden stroke-like symptoms require emergency care.
Patient education · Updated 11 October 2026 · General information, not an individual treatment plan. Further reading: NHS ↗
Start with your concerns.
Your symptoms, daily activities and previous care.
Your consultation may include a discussion of symptoms, medical history, examination and review of existing records. Further investigations and the care plan depend on the findings; this page does not provide an individual diagnosis or treatment recommendation.
What to bring
- Relevant previous reports and a note of your symptoms and how they have changed.
- Current prescriptions and a list of medicines you take.
- Relevant reports and the questions you would like answered.
Arrange your visit
Neurology consultations: Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 11 AM–2 PM and 7 PM–9 PM IST. Contact reception for availability and current fees.
Call +91 77589 88940For a medical emergency, seek immediate care at the nearest emergency department. Appointment enquiries are not monitored as an emergency service.