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medications or alternatives to slow progression of ms

Due to onging panceatitis, I am no longer on interferons and most other ms drugs(steroid infusions and such). Are there any medications available to indivuals with this issue? I am now developing new lesions mostly  in the spine.
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667078 tn?1316000935
This is really something a Neurologist would have to answer. It is very complicated when the liver or pancreas is involved.

Alex
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198419 tn?1360242356
Hi there,

Welcome! Have you tried the copaxone?
I'm so sorry about the increase in lesions. Docs ruling out the tysabri too due to the pancreas?

Thanks for joining us,
-Shell
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1318483 tn?1318347182

I am sorry to hear about your ongoing pancreatitis.  I recently was searching the internet for IVIg treatment because my neuro said he wanted to try it on me.  While it is very expensive, it is a treatment for MS and may be an option for you.  Here is a link, in case you want to know more:

http://www.msadvances.com/faq.php3

Hope this helps...

Addi
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