“…The incidence of MS tends to increase at 20-40 years of age and it is more common (3:1) in women compared to men 2 . Depending on the central nervous system regions involved, patients may experience various symptoms mainly motor, somato-sensorial, visual, cognitive and psychiatric disturbances 3,4 . Moreover, this disease may accompany some psychiatric conditions related to mood, behavior and personality disorders, or may be seen with depression, hypomania and anxiety due to the course of the disease or the side effects of treatment 1,4 .…”