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AVAILABLE TREATMENTS
• Ocrevus
• Tysabri
• Rituxan
TREATMENT DURATION
Average time is 180 minutes
FREQUENCY OF TREATMENT
Average frequency is every 2-4 weeks, up to every 6 months
HOW TO BOOK A TREATMENT
CONDITION AND TREATMENT OVERVIEW
Multiple Sclerosis
Your immune system plays an important role in keeping your body healthy and free from illness. However, certain chronic conditions can cause your immune system to work overtime. This can lead to numerous conditions where your body is attacking itself, resulting in pain, discomfort, and even disability. One of these chronic autoimmune conditions is multiple sclerosis (MS), a condition where your body attacks the protective coating over your nerves.
MS is widely known as one of the most painful and debilitating autoimmune conditions. Fortunately, advancements in infusion therapy for multiple sclerosis can help manage the symptoms of MS and restore quality of life.
AVAILABLE TREATMENTS
• Ocrevus
• Tysabri
• Rituxan
TREATMENT DURATION
Average time is 180 minutes
FREQUENCY OF TREATMENT
Average frequency is every 2-4 weeks, up to every 6 months
HOW TO BOOK A TREATMENT
What Is Multiple Sclerosis?
In order to send signals from your brain throughout your body, your nervous system needs to be protected. This is normally done through a coating of myelin over your nerves. Multiple sclerosis affects the body by attacking the myelin and exposing nerves. This can cause permanent damage and additional deterioration over time.
Some of the most common symptoms experienced by those with MS are:
- Slurred speech
- Fatigue
- Feeling numb or weak in one or more limbs
- Feeling a sense of being “shocked” when moving one’s neck
- Vision loss or double vision
- Feeling pain or a tingling sensation throughout the body
- Difficulty with bowel or bladder functions
While there is no cure for MS, infusion therapy for multiple sclerosis provides patients with a convenient, comfortable way to manage their symptoms.