Multiple Sclerosis Drug Studies: REGARD and BEYOND

by Dr. Kantor
Wednesday, November 07, 2007

Dr. Kantor Health Professional Neurologist Daniel Kantor, M.D. is Assistant Professor of Neurology and Dire... Send Message Subscribe

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Multiple Sclerosis care is so rewarding because it is so multi-faceted - from the different types of presentation, different patients, different personalities, and different medication options. Fifteen years ago there were no FDA approved medications for MS. That has changed rapidly and so the p...

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AGSerra1
Thursday, November 08, 2007 at 10:10 AM
Thank you for your blog .. I had a "change" in my MRI's which showed one lesion as a bit smaller .. and one that had gotten "deeper" , over a three year period .. I didn't know it was a relapse until I switched neurologists ... how does a person like me, whose cognitive skills are affected , know what is good for me or what is bad .. sounds dumb , I know, but it seems I get good information here .. and not my doctor's ?
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m. brown
Friday, November 09, 2007 at 03:31 PM

i have been diagnosed with MS some 12 years ago. i have had a relapse in july 2006since then, i have been feeling up and down and get tired easily. i was wondering whether there is a drug to arrest this so called relapse, or cure, possibly, a complimentary medicines?
yours sincerely,
m. brown

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