Hi my name is jesica and on4/12/2008 diogosed with it too, and i have not been able to find anything like to cure it or anything and my doctor said thast iam just on of the lucky ones to have it- he said..... but i was wondering if there anything that we can do togeter so that other pepole could have there voices heard because its really unfair that people have it and cant donate in today's world!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just really think that it unfair because people have this and there's no informantion about it or anything that we can do to reverse it it are system but maybe drug up on pills or opr types of drugs that have nopt even been out that long and not get no where in life woth them or maybe just make us more sick or make us die in fact, so these really nothing that we can do unless they really take action on it because it has enffect on are bodies and are future!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks Jessica Brown
( Columbus, Ohio)
Multiple sclerosis (MS) patients (332) and controls (305) selected from Caucasian populations in the New York City area and in Tucson, Arizona, were tested for ABO blood group factors A and B, and Rh factors C, D, E, c, and e. [1980]
Our results demonstrate that the MS patients differ from the normal subjects with regard to the Rh, ABO and Lewis erythrocytic antigens. [1991]
This is one of the first paragraphs in this article...
http://www.ihop-net.org/UniPub/iHOP/gs/86171.html
The google search has changed now and I can't find the same articles. The other day there were 1800 articles with this search inquiry but today there are...Results 1 - 10 of about 2,070 for non typical abo antibodies multiple sclerosis. (0.42 seconds)" maybe I ought to just wait a week and google it again
I heart google
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I don't know anything about using "Atypical" antibodies for a possible diagnosis. I looked it up and couldn't find anything. Could you give me a link to what you were reading?
Atypical ABO antibodies - also called isoantibodies - are actually fairly common in people. It would likely depend on the exact isoantibody in question.
Quix, MD
bumping up this post for others to make sure they see and maybe have some comments.Sorry this post got pushed all the way to the bottom of the page Erin. Hopefuly our members may have some comments on this. I know nothing about these anti-bodies and if they have anything to do with MS.
I'm sorry.
Heather