I honestly don't know the answer. I know that MS is not considered genetic even though it seems to run in families. Being a female I know that that there is low chance of passing it on, but since your a male I never looked into it. Look up the National MS Society. I know they have the answer.

Hope this gives u some help.

I was just reading about this on the MS Society website. The chance. Of passing MS on to your child is slightly higher if the mom has MS then if the dad has MS.

My husband was dx when I was in my 2nd trimester. One doc said we had a 0% chance of passing it to our kids, one said .3% chance and one said there was a 3% chance. My husband has about 75 first cousins and his dad has over 170 first cousins. He does have a first aunt and uncle with the disease....but NO one else but him has MS. I think the 3% is about right.

Also note the research that shows that if you have low D you are at a much higher risk of the disease. If you have a higher level of vitamin D you are at a much lower risk (up to 41% less risk).

We give our kids fish oil, Vitamin D3, probiotics (along with multivitamin) and encourage them to reduce stress as this can reduce effect of vitamin D.

Best wishes to you,
EP

thanks I appreaite the info