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@Murray

29 Feb 2020 09:23Last reply 1 Mar 2020 15:14

monoclonal antibodies

I may have to take a drug based on these. Have you taken them and have you any advice?

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@DominicS

18 Apr 2024 18:37Last reply 19 Apr 2024 16:21

Does Risk Management Matter Anymore?

An article I published on LinkedIn the other day: Or... Why Aren't MS Patients Worth It? Recently, I was sent a genetic test that won much acclaim at ECTRIMS 2023. The test is simple, fast, and unequivocal. Why is it important? As one of the 2.5 million plus Multiple Sclerosis (MS) patients in th...

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@802strong

2 Sep 2022 12:31Last reply 4 Sep 2022 12:51

Help Experience with Sotrovimab for COVID

I have well-controlled RRMS I recently tested positive for COVID and have had a few rough days but seem to be getting better Ive just been offered Sotrovimab a biological medicine for Covid. It's a neutralising monoclonal antibody - a man-made synthetic protein that mimics human antibodies. These s...

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@Malibubond15

31 May 2022 08:22

Evusheld please ask your neurologist or internist about it

AstraZeneca's monoclonal antibody combination tixagevimab-cilgavimab (Evusheld) reduced the risk of symptomatic COVID-19 infection by 83% over placebo at a median follow-up of 6 months, finds a phase 3 randomized clinical trial published yesterday in the New England Journal of Medicine. It has emer...

Hidden Hills, CA, USA

@Keke

30 May 2022 15:58Last reply 30 May 2022 17:19

Covid and MS

Hi, Just wanted to see if anyone else was able to get the monoclonal antibody infusion while they had CoVid. I tested positive at home but went into the clinic because I would be “flagged” as a potential candidate for the infusion. The offered it to me and it made a huge difference. I was struggl...

Minneapolis, United States

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@jonnydrama

20 Dec 2021 20:08Last reply 21 Dec 2021 06:45

Sotrovimab

So Sotrovimab which is the drug that the NHS is throwing at vulnerable COVID patients is a monoclonal antibody. AFAIK that's what Ocrevus/Ocrelizumab is (that I'm on), does that kill off it's usefulness? Could it cause problems?

Leicester, United Kingdom

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@DonJaime26

6 Dec 2021 19:36Last reply 8 Dec 2021 06:29

Vaccine Alternatives for Gilenya

Hi everyone, this is my first post here on Shift. It's good to be here! I'm posting because my wife has MS and she takes Gilenya daily as part of her treatment plan. As many of you may know, data shows that Gilenya doesn't allow the COVID vaccines to produce antibodies. We're trying to find ways to...

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@Miranieva_Buen

1 Sep 2020 16:37Last reply 4 Sep 2020 10:52

Pharmaceutical companies/foundations

Hello, everyone. Due to complications, I am forced to take monoclonal antibodies. I am still to take Aquaporin 4 to see if I'm supposed to be on Nataluzimab or Rituximab. However, both medicines have to come from abroad as I live in the Philippines and is not covered by insurance. Can anyone please ...

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@DominicS

4 May 2019 05:05Last reply 5 May 2019 13:59

Newly Diagnosed - well worth a read

Several of us here have been exposed to the technical, dare I say nerdy, language. Don't sweat it if it is gibberish. Start with the intro and conclusion. If you want to know anything specific about terms/abbreviations used then drop a question at the bottom. This is an interesting peer review - a...

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