The aim of this study is to evaluate the relationship between cervical and thoracal disc herniations and the formation and activity of plaques in relapsing-remitting (R-R) multiple sclerosis (MS) patients. A retrospective study on R-R type MS diagnosed patients who also had cervical and thoracal disc herniations was carried out. 185 cervical and 136 thoracic in total 321 MR images of 104 (42 men, 62 women) MS patients with R-R type were evaluated retrospectively. In statistical analysis, significant relation (p<0.05) between the localization of cervical herniations and MS plaques is found, which was not significant for thoracal localizations. In conclusion; this study supports the hypothesis that cervical disc herniations may be related with MS plaque formation by generating microtraumas causing distruption of blood brain barrier. Therefore early and effective treatment of disc herniations in MS patients may provide a better quality of life by preventing related disability.