“…(2018) mentioned that poor treatment adherence is common among patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) and the reasons that are specific for non-adherence include a perceived lack of efficacy, forgetfulness, inconvenience of the regimen, adverse effects/tolerability issues and injection fatigue and/or anxiety. On the other hand, Mahmoud, Hawash, & Abd Elmaksoud, (2022) mentioned that systemic lupus erythematosus is associated with several factors that may make patients at especially high risk for treatment non-compliance, including cognitive and psychological manifestations, frequently complex treatment regimens, fluctuating symptoms, and a disproportionate prevalence of the disease among people of lower socioeconomic status After online instructions, the study results showed that the most apparent non-compliance items among the studied group were as follows: not enough sleep and not committing to wearing a mask while leaving out. These findings are matching Davide, et.…”