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No, not all people with MS end up in a wheelchair. While MS can cause mobility challenges, many individuals maintain the ability to walk, sometimes with the help of aids like canes or walkers. For example, more than two-thirds of people with secondary progressive MS (SPMS) remain able to walk, even if they need assistance Show Full Answer

No, not all people with MS end up in a wheelchair. While MS can cause mobility challenges, many individuals maintain the ability to walk, sometimes with the help of aids like canes or walkers. For example, more than two-thirds of people with secondary progressive MS (SPMS) remain able to walk, even if they need assistance. Mobility outcomes vary greatly depending on the type of MS and individual progression.

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