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The context provided does not specifically address whether hot weather is a bigger problem for progressive MS compared to other forms of MS. However, it does mention that heat can temporarily worsen symptoms in people with MS in general, and that smoking is a modifiable factor associated with a greater risk of progressive Show Full Answer

The context provided does not specifically address whether hot weather is a bigger problem for progressive MS compared to other forms of MS. However, it does mention that heat can temporarily worsen symptoms in people with MS in general, and that smoking is a modifiable factor associated with a greater risk of progressive MS and disability. Heat sensitivity, including worsening symptoms like fatigue, muscle weakness, and difficulties with concentration, is a common issue for many with MS, regardless of the type.

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