Injectable Medications
Injectable MS medications are used to treat especially acute or severe cases of MS.
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As researchers continue to investigate more effective and safe treatments, we MS patients will continue to read positive reports of clinical trial results and continue to hope for better treatments and possibly a cure someday. This week was one of those weeks. Positive results from a Phase IIb trial comparing alemtuzumab (Campath-1H)…
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Cathy, Health Guide, commented on Disease-Modifying Drugs for MS: New… Lisa, I have been on Copaxone since the day it was FDA approved,…
Lisa Emrich, Health Guide, commented on curious about meds Hi Kelkel, Welcome to the MS community! I'm sorry to hear of your recent diagnosis,…
Lisa Emrich, Health Guide, commented on Mood Swings, Medication, and Multiple… I'm sorry to hear that mood swings have impaired your life (relationship…
Amy Gurowitz, Health Guide, answered Rebif therapy??? Hi Angela, I'm so sorry to hear you are struggling with this. It's such a tough situation...…
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