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Yes, severe anxiety can be a symptom of multiple sclerosis (MS). Anxiety is more prevalent among people with MS than the general population, with studies indicating that more than 35 percent of people with MS have some type of anxiety disorder. Anxiety in MS can be triggered by the unpredictability of the condition, the Show Full Answer

Yes, severe anxiety can be a symptom of multiple sclerosis (MS). Anxiety is more prevalent among people with MS than the general population, with studies indicating that more than 35 percent of people with MS have some type of anxiety disorder. Anxiety in MS can be triggered by the unpredictability of the condition, the onset of new symptoms, or fears about future disease progression. It is treatable with therapy, medication, and lifestyle support.

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