progressive relapsing ms (prms)

How is PRMS Different from Other Forms of MS?

PRMS differs from other forms of MS such as Relapsing-Remitting MS (RRMS), Secondary Progressive MS (SPMS), and Primary Progressive MS (PPMS). While RRMS is marked by clear relapses followed by periods of remission, PRMS does not offer such respite. The disease continuously worsens over time, with occasional relapses that exacerbate symptoms.

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