Treatment and Rehabilitation. Treatment of multiple sclerosis is achieved by dividing into acute seizure therapy, immunomodulatory therapy, and symptomatic therapy. Recognition of neuroplasticity as an adaptive feature of the central nervous system has given additional importance to the rehabilitation of patients with multiple sclerosis. Rehabilitation is a key process in progressive diseases. The objective is to achieve the maximum in relation to the current condition of the patient and to improve his quality of life. Methods of physical therapy, work therapy, urinary bladder dysfunction, hippotherapy and walking training with aids are the rehabilitation procedures used in people with multiple sclerosis. Objective. Show the basic features of rehabilitation in people with multiple sclerosis. The importance of rehabilitation treatment for their life and exercise at home. Teach the patients how to properly apply certain exercises that will help them maintain the mobility of the joints and restore the disrupted self-confidence. Methods. Through the patient's presentation, the current condition and the anamnestic data are defined. Frenkel's exercises were performed in a patient with ataxia. Each movement was performed slowly with multiple repetitions, taking care of the condition of the patient. Exceptional importance is good concentration and attention during exercise. Conclusion. Multiple sclerosis is a progressive disease for which there is no specific model of rehabilitation. Frenkel's exercises have shown to be effective when there is ataxia in the patient. For people suffering from multiple sclerosis, exercise restores self-confidence and prevents a feeling of lesser value.