New Treatments
Several different new MS treatments are currently being investigated. Some of these treatments include cannabinoids, a compound found in marijuana; estrogen; T-Cell modulators; and stem cell transplants.
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Should you take one of the disease modifying drugs? The pros of choosing to take medication
One of the first things you will hear from your doctor or neurologist after you get your diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis is the suggestion to think about taking one of the MS disease modifying drugs to slow the progression of your disease. In fact, I was sent home with cardboard suitcases filled with information about several of the MS drugs…
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Lisa Emrich, Health Guide, commented on "The Kissing Disease" and Multiple… It can be difficult to get a doctor to listen to you, but it is necessary to…
Lisa Emrich, Health Guide, commented on Tysabri (natalizumab), PML (progressive… Hi Chilax, here is the information we have on Gilenya so far.
Lisa Emrich, Health Guide, answered Just heard about a new oral med for MS,… Hi schultzy, I just posted something about Gilenya last…
Vicki, Health Guide, commented on Participating in a Multiple Sclerosis… Hi Lisa, I thought of you when I saw that. It was under the…
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