MS is not an immune deficiency!
I often observe that there is a relatively vague knowledge about the immune system among the population, which is often fed by various advertising messages.
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MRI – When and How Often?
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a very important diagnostic tool in the care of MS patients. Used correctly, it provides a significant increase in information and is actually indispensable for meaningful and modern therapy control.
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Tysabri – There is No 2-Year Limit for Therapy
“Tysabri® can only be given for 2 years.” – I hear this sentence quite often, and it is definitely not correct! Natalizumab can ultimately be given lifelong, or – perhaps more realistically formulated – Tysabri®
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Therapy Exhausted?!
When I recently went through the comments, I came across the following lines from Sas. He/She wrote on 17.01.: “Often we, the severely affected, are simply forgotten and the doctors shrug their shoulders when they
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Cortisone Administration – How is it Actually Done Correctly?
To begin with, there’s not much you can do wrong with a corticosteroid therapy. Sometimes MS patients get a bit confused when they are confronted with different approaches – then they ask, “Why did one
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What is actually a thrust?
When you open a textbook on neurology and look up MS, it usually says: “MS is a relapsing disease of the central nervous system.” – Nevertheless, quite a few patients in my clinic ask: “What
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