Virtual Reality Treadmill Training to Improve Walking in Multiple Sclerosis

This trial is testing whether training on a special treadmill with virtual reality can help people with multiple sclerosis improve their walking and balance. Researchers will have you wear smart socks that track how you walk every day, both before and after the training, to see if improvements you make in the clinic carry over to real life at home and in your community.

Walking and balance problems are common in multiple sclerosis and can lead to falls and make everyday activities harder. While physical therapy in a clinic can help, doctors don't always know if those improvements stick with you when you go home, so this study is testing a new approach to track real-world walking and see if specialized training makes a lasting difference.