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Tysabri (natalizumab) is a disease modifying treatment (DMT) for highly active relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis. Tysabri is given as an intravenous infusion (drip), usually once every four weeks and trials have shown that it reduces the number of relapses experienced by around 70%.Find out how other MSers have managed their condition using Tysabri MS treatment and ask any questions you might have.

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@Poki 

5 May 2025 13:29Last reply 6 May 2025 03:05

Poki

I'm scared

Hi, I got diagnosed in February after I had a huge flare in October 2024 that left me with a drop foot and extreme weakness in my legs (some other symptoms as sensibility issues aswell, but they're not as worrying to me as the legs). It went from being able to walk normal distances to being able to ...
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@TheRRMSLife 

4 May 2025 07:40

TheRRMSLife

1st Tysabri infusion went well, got sone celebratory Five Guys after. And had a good Farmers Market Run on Saturday. Fresh Strawberries still on special. And fiund sone tasty Deep-fried Strawberry Donuts at a Local food truck. And Bliid Sugars have behaved w:)

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@TheRRMSLife 

2 May 2025 16:32Last reply 2 May 2025 17:01

TheRRMSLife

1st Tysabri infusion just finished. Now on the 1hr observation pase. Vitals were and are behaving quite well todayv:)

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@TheRRMSLife 

2 May 2025 01:06Last reply 3 May 2025 03:54

TheRRMSLife

Starting my first Infusion of Tysabri tomorrow.

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@taymay 

29 Apr 2025 23:52Last reply 30 Apr 2025 03:15

taymay

Briumvi

i got diagnosed with ms last May and i was put on Briumvi after trying tysabri for a month or 2. i guess my question is, has anyone noticed changes in their symptoms on Briumvi? the only difference i can notice is im not as fatigued.
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@Gjunior3 

28 Apr 2025 06:47Last reply 29 Apr 2025 08:17

Gjunior3

Hello warriors

I've been diagnosed since 2006 and been through 4 different drugs and currently on tysabri and thinning on switching over to ocrevus,any sugestions?? Would be really helpful
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@steviilillian 

24 Apr 2025 19:00Last reply 25 Apr 2025 15:46

steviilillian

DMTs

So, finally at there's been an MDT to discuss my case. Treatment options are as follows; Tysabri Ocrevus Kesimpta Mavenclad What are your wins, fails & everything in between? The research hat is on, find me reading medical journals & these comments for the foreseeable 😘
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@Bamagirl 

24 Apr 2025 02:24Last reply 24 Apr 2025 16:13

Bamagirl

Hi I have a question

I tested positive for jcv my blood count are what ever it was 3.29 I am so scared I don't know if that is dangerous or not and I take tysabria infusion has anyone else had this happen to them
Arab, United States
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@lizanne 

21 Apr 2025 21:59Last reply 22 Apr 2025 13:15

lizanne

Hi. I’m about to change from Tysabri to the new Tyruko. Really anxious as I do so well on Tysabri. Anyone else changed? Good or bad experiences? Thanks x

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@magro 

18 Apr 2025 18:03

magro

Hi everyone, has anyone been moved from tysabri to tyruko and what was your experience of the change?

Bracknell, United Kingdom
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