What is the treatment of sclerosis (nervous system) ??
It is true that there is no cure completely for MS today, but this does not mean that there are no good measures to reduce the disease and help the patient to its symptoms, especially in the last ten years after the availability of immunomodulatory drugs.
Treatment is divided into three types:
Types of treatments
Cure Onslaught Cure Disease Cure Mixtures

Treat the attack
If the attack is mild, and its symptoms are likely, it may respond to rest for a day or two, with drinking enough cold liquids, cooling the atmosphere of the room, and many patients if they do so at the beginning of the attack their symptoms improve.
If the above does not work, or if the attack is severe, cortisone is given, and the method of administration varies according to the attending physician, but most doctors give it for 3-5 days intravenously.Cortisone accelerates the cure of the attack, and reduces its severity.
Giving corticosteroids does not cause any significant complications, such as those that may occur from chronic prolonged cortisone abuse.

disease treatment:
These drugs are called immune modifiers, which change the nature of the immune structure, thereby reducing the number of attacks, reducing their severity, and may alleviate bad lesions in magnetic brain images and the severity of disability that may occur from the disease in its advanced stages.
One of these drugs is always taken, and they are all similar in effect, but some are taken intramuscularly once a week, and some are subcutaneously several times a week depending on the type of drug.
These medications generally have no problems, but after the injection the patient may experience symptoms similar to those of the cold and fatigue.
These drugs are usually given in paroxysmal (recurrent).
Modified medicines for immunity is not given during pregnancy and lactation.

Drugs used in the treatment of the disease:
Rebif® (Rebif® = Interferon beta 1a) subcutaneous needle three times a week.
Betaseron: (Betaseron® = Interferon beta 1b) needle under the skin every two days.
Avonex: Interferon beta 1a is a muscle needle every week, and is used with caution if the patient has epilepsy.
Copaxone: (Copaxone® = Glatiramer acetate) A subcutaneous needle every day.
Novantrone® (Mitoxantron) is an anti-cancer drug in origin, but has a benefit in the paroxysmal, or very severe, paroxysmal type. Infertility.
Tysabri (Natalizumab) is a new drug, given once per month, and there is no practical experience yet in general medical practice.

Treatment of complications:
Patients may experience several complications, each of which is managed and treated.
Muscle spasm and may cause a major problem due to jaboos and pain, and is usually treated with muscle relaxants such as baclofen pills and others.
Defibrillation is treated with Indral, pyrimidone, and others.
Pain Some patients may experience trigeminal neuralgia, also called the fifth nerve, which is the facial sensation nerve, and the pain is very light, such as electricity, but thank God responds to carbamazepine and others.
Urination disorder Usually consult a urologist to determine the type of disorder and treatment with the appropriate drug, and may have to empty the urine himself catheter daily.
Weakness and fatigue Many patients complain of general debility, and amantadine, or provigil, may be given to help.
Depression and treatment with known antidepressants (Sebram, Zulft ….)

Physical therapy is well known to help the symptoms of the disease.
Important disclaimer
The above is considered a general guide to what is usually followed in the treatment of MS, but never does not detract from the vision of the doctor and follow the advice of treatment for each individual patient.