Multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease that affects the central nervous system. It is characterized by the deterioration of the myelin sheath of neurons and two phases: the phase of remission and the phase of relapse. The phase of remission means that the disease is at rest when the patient is in a better condition overall, while the phase of relapse or exacerbation means that the patient's condition is worse. The cause of the disease is unknown, but it is believed that genetic factors and environmental factors, as well as virus infection, play a major role in its development. There are 4 main clinical forms of MS: relapsing-remitting form, secondary-progressive form, primary-progressive form and progressive-relapsing form. MS is diagnosed using blood tests, magnetic resonance imaging, cerebrospinal fluid analysis, and the evoked potential test. A cure for MS has not yet been discovered, but there are some that are given to sufferers to relieve and reduce symptoms. Physiotherapy is very important in treatment. Initially, a physiotherapy assessment and tests are carried out so that a proper therapy plan and program can be drawn up. In physiotherapy intervention, the most important part of physical therapy and rehabilitation is therapeutic exercise. Therapeutic exercise includes breathing exercises, relaxation and stretching exercises, active strength exercises to strengthen muscles and various other forms of exercise. In addition to therapeutic exercise, other methods of physical therapy are also used, such as hydrotherapy or electrotherapy. An essential part of rehabilitation is occupational therapy, which aims to help patients live as independently and productively as possible. The purpose and goal of physiotherapy is to educate the patient and train him to the greatest extent possible for independence and independence in everyday life activities.