It has long been the case that people with primary progressive multiple sclerosis are the Forgotten relatives of people with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis. In the UK, on the NHS, we have no drugs available to sufferers of PPMS governing body (called NICE) last year refused to pay for the drug, ocrelizumab. After negotiations between NHS England and Roche, which manufactures it under the name Ocrevus, the NHS finally bartered the price down to an acceptable level and have just accepted it for PPMS sufferers.
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Friday, May 10, 2019
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My Covid Jap Update - An Overdue Post!
I actually recorded this ages ago but forgot to post it. Hey ho! had both jabs some time back for Covid - Astra Zeneca - but had quite an a...
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I hope they don't mind me saying, but I was contacted recently by someone through Facebook Messenger out of the blue. Her brother-in-la...
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My multiple sclerosis story started probably some three years ago or so. My first symptoms that I experienced were a lack of sensation in m...
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One of the things I am obviously interested in is looking at each of my symptoms of MS and seeing if they, straight after the HSCT treatmen...