Sarcouncil Journal of Medical Sciences

Abstract: A cross-sectional study was established by collecting and analyzing data for a period of 6 months from 22-4-2021 to 1-11-2021 for the purpose of knowing the fracture risk in patients with MS patients. The analysis of data and demographic information for this study was based on the IBM SOFT SPSS 22 program, and the ages of the patients in this study ranged between 20-50 years). The logistic analysis was used in the IBM program to identify the risk factors to know the most influential and dangerous factors in this study. Outcomes risk factor of MS between patients with control Which was more frequent in the patient’s group compared with the control group, where 25 patients found distributed as follows (Any fracture with a fall recorded in 7 patients with 11.7%, Any fracture without a fall recorded for five patients with 8.3%, osteoporosis with a fall recorded for six patients with 10%, and osteoporosis without a fall recorded for three patients with 5%. In this study, it is concluded there is a direct statistical relationship between multiple sclerosis and the risk of fractures.