It can feel like a really tricky decision - I was faced with the same decision four months ago (only recently diagnosed here too) and I overthought endlessly. I chose Kesimpta in the end which I started in June. Therefore I don’t have any experience of Ocrevus but have been happy with my choice so far. I have found the self administration fairly easy - much easier than I thought it would be - and apart from the first ever dose which caused a slight flare up of my right leg issues and some flu like symptoms I have been doing well on it ever since. It suits me and for me, taking it monthly makes me feel like I’m being proactive which somehow seems to help me. I’m sure someone with Ocrevus experience will tell you about the pros that side too. Hope that helps - but good luck working out what is going to fit best for you.

I chose kesimpta after a relapse at 5 years post diagnosis. I haven’t had the opportunity to use ocrevus, however I had Kesimpta after copaxone and it was a game changer. I felt much better and for me it’s nice having it delivered to me. I don’t have a reliable infusion center either. So it’s also more convenient. My insurance works with a copay card and I have no copay either. So it’s been the better and cheaper option than having an infusion. Again, it worked great for me and my situation which was semi unique.