i have ms and its getting worse wot is the best thing to do i have not had any treatment for it i dont know wot to do
Q: What Can Be Done To Treat Multiple Sclerosis?
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11/26/11 12:28pm
Hi Chris,
The first thing I recommend is that you see your neurologist, preferably someone who specializes in MS. You and your doctor can then discuss what your options may be. It could be that there is drug treatment which can help with your increased symptoms. And if you haven't used them, there are the disease-modifying drugs which are important to try to slow down the disease. But first, get an appointment with your neurologist asap.
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