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@jumpingJacks 

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RRMS SPMS Treatments Ranked by How Well They Stop Relapses That Cause Damage to Your Brain, Spinal Cord & Optic Nerves

Relapses in MS are attacks where your immune system wrongly attacks important nerves inside your central nervous system (CNS) that means your brain, spinal cord, and the nerves connecting your eyes to your brain. These attacks cause damage that can lead to disability. The right treatments help stop...
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@kookie79 

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Info on stem cells

Good evening Ms community, I was diagnosed with RRMS in 2005 it has now been changed to ppms, my question is for anybody out there that knows more on stem cells, does it really work? Where is it something else to just to give us false hope?
Lake Isabella, United States
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@UporDown 

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Which one ?

Ocrelizumab (Ocrevus) 6 monthly infusion ? Or HSCT (stem cells) ? Whats your thoughts which would you be going for ? Thank you
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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@ibsu 

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Anyone had stemcell treatment for MS? Any feedbacks?

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@MidoKhechine 

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Hey guys, I watched Mathew Embry on YouTube interviewing a guy who is going to do stem cells treatment using the blood from the umbilical cord!, That is definitely positive 😉and let’s all pray that will work 🤲🏼

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@ibsu 

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Stemcell trestment..!!!??

What do you think about stemcell treatment in ms patients?? Or know anyone had it?
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@joey2270 

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Hey everyone. Has anyone had any success or have any personal experience with stem cells?

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@Adamn 

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Intrathecal stem cell injection t

Hi everyone, long time MSer, 1st time poster. Here's my story. In January I transitioned from RRMS to SPMS. It sent me into shock. For a time I was inconsolable. However after a period of grieving, I picked myself up and got to work. I cut dairy, gluten, eggs, most carbs, refined sugars and nightsh...
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@oldmanjenks 

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It’s never felt so good to have ticklish feet.

Okay, this is gonna sound absolutely insane. Before I had my Stemcell transplant, I had lost all feeling in my feet and I used to be the most ticklish person on my feet, that completely disappeared. Ever since I had my Stemcell transplant my feet are ticklish again and I’m so happy🤣
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Tysabri > Lemtrada > Ocrevus… now what? Stem cells?

Hi everyone. Just very worried. I have Relapse Remitting MS. I have tried a few dmd’s (I’ve had tysabri , lemtrada & now ocrevus.) Initially I tend to be ok. But then I have had a big relapse on them. I’m just wondering what if history repeats itself. Where do I go to after having ocrevus? I asked ...
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