The decision to use or not use a disease-modifying treatment is a personal one between yourself, your family, and your doctor. Some patients decide to jump in and get started and others wait to see how their MS is going to progress.
Our community has begun to engage in a discussion regarding decisions made once you have been diagnosed. In Mandy’s post, “You have MS, now what are you going to do about it?" she outlines some basic things to consider.
Doctor Nitin Sethi sets the tone...
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So here’s a story of a newly-diagnosed patient with multiple sclerosis, who has private insurance coverage, and who needs help paying for... Read more »
As soon as you were diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, you had many decisions to make. One of those was whether to use a disease-modifying... Read more »
Multiple Sclerosis care is so rewarding because it is so multi-faceted - from the different types of presentation, different patients,... Read more »
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