Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a disease where the body's defense system attacks its own nerves, making it hard to walk. The PoNS therapy is a special program that uses a device to help improve walking. This study will last for 14 weeks and you will start with 2 weeks of therapy at a clinic with a trained therapist. After that, you will continue the therapy at home for 12 weeks with weekly visits to the clinic. You will also return to the clinic six months after the study ends to see how well the therapy worked.

• You must be 22 or older, diagnosed with MS, and able to walk at least 10 meters.
• You shouldn't have other major health problems that affect walking, or be pregnant.
• The study will check how well you stick to the PoNS therapy and its effects on your walking ability.

Participating in this study may help improve your walking, but it requires commitment to the 14-week program and follow-up visits.