natalizumab

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What is natalizumab?

TYSABRI 300 mg/15 mL IV
Drug Name: NATALIZUMAB - INJ
Other Brand Names: Tysabri
Uses: This medication is used to treat a type of multiple sclerosis that occurs when symptoms appear in cycles of worsening and improvement (relapsing/remitting multiple sclerosis-MS). It is not a cure for MS, but it is thought to help by preventing your immune system from attacking the nerves in your brain and spinal cord. It helps decrease the number of episodes of worsening and may prevent or delay disability. Natalizumab is also used to treat a bowel condition called Crohn's disease (CD) when it is moderate to severe and/or keeps coming back. It is not a cure for CD, but it is thought to work by preventing your immune system from causing inflammation/swelling within your bowels. Natalizumab is a protein called a monoclonal antibody.
Posts on natalizumab (36)
Hi all Went to see neuro yesterday about dmd, she suggested Natalizumab if i was suitabl...
Tysabri (aka natalizumab) is the only drug to have shown that it can "reduce visual loss" i...
Has anyone had any relief from medication for their MS. I am not sure what is available as ...
I have been hearing lots on this bored about this infusion thing w Tysabri. Since I am new...
My eyes are making my head hurt and feel sick I also have pain and loss of strength in my l...
I just came across this little blurb in the MS Society Winter 2009 newsletter: Tysabri r...
An MRI has confirmed that my husband has a spinal cord lesion (not sure where located exact...
I have had remitting, recurring MS for over 25 years. I was on Copaxone but started having...
I was wondering if someone could please help me. I have had MS symptoms 'attack' for 6 wee...
hey there, I'm 23years old, and from Belgium. I've been diagnosed with Crohn's desease sinc...
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by numbness44, May 10, 2010
Seen neuro today about dmd, she advised i have another mri done to see if suitable to ...
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