What everyone taking for there MS??
Me just started tecfidera 2 days ago after
Using rebif for a while
What everyone taking for there MS??
Me just started tecfidera 2 days ago after
Using rebif for a while
Gilenya now. Started on Rebif, but it didn't work for me. I was then switched to Copaxone for a number of years.
Betaseron since dx in 2008. Does it work...who knows. I lost my legs (paraplegic) a years after dx, altho dr said I had lesions 10+ years old so had it but it was in remission. My legs went FAST but no other symptoms have come and stayed. I have core weakness because of life in wheelchair - but other symtoms come and go. Neuro considers me stable the last five plus years - so I guess that means it's working.
Hello again Lay24, it's Fancy1959 back again. I am currently on the once a month Tysabri given intervenously. I've been on that now for about 9 monthes. Prior to this I was on Tecfidera. After about 20 months on ot, i noticrd a decline in my MS. Upon checking with MRIs of the head, neck, and spine new lesions were found on my spine and I was taken of of Tecfidera. Boy, do I miss it's convenience.
I was on Tecfidera for about 2 years. I wanted to tear my skin off most of the time and it caused permanent stomach damage. I went off of it and have to take everyday now. Before that, I was on Tysabri once monthly infusions for about 4 years. I lost way too much weight, headaches were worse, and picked up a weird form of Raynaud's syndrome on my feet and hands. My neurologist took me off. I am on no MS meds, but a cocktail of other meds.
Lay24
No dmt's only symptomatic meds.
Copaxone and betaseron early on.
So many choices now...dizzying!
I was on copaxone for three plus years.
I'm now on tecfidera since oct 2016.
My constipation is 95 percent gone!
On Copaxone for 9 years with no problems... Also take Baclofen (3x), Neurotin (3x), and Ampra (2x), morning-noon-night... was on Betaseron for 8+ years until it ate the tissue under my skin on right thigh leaving a 4" scare after surgery to clean it out... Fighting MonSter since 1986, dx in 1994, but Cleveland Clinic dates to '86with first optic neuritis... Better living through chemistry!!!
I've been on GILENYA for five and a half years. No new lesions, no relapses, just a slow decline. My neurologist reclassified me as SPMS a year ago. I was on copaxone before but switched to polenta because my neuro liked it's overall outcomes. I also take Ampyra and a fistful of supplements.
Tecfidera for about three years since diagnosis. Occasional flushing, but no other side effects. No episodes or new lesions.
As of right now I'm not taking anything. I was on Rebif but it was hurting my liver. Now I'm playing the waiting game with the insurance company for a new one. not sure which one yet.
Mary
Dx in Sept of '16, and started Copaxone 40 mg late Jan. It's too early to know how well it's working, but I'm wondering if I'm not going into another relapse already.
I am 73, diagnosed 3 yrs ago. Was put on Tecfidera 1 yr ago. Doing very well so far. Have my days of leg weakness and brain fog, but so far my case is not as bad as some. Don't know of any side effects, except for the initial bit of nausea. It went away after a month or so. One Neuro/MS specialist said I should not take it, as she thought I had PPMS. But the other one said no one knows for sure, and if you have fewer relapses on it, you're that much better off! (BTW, I have had the brain fog and fatigue issues for 20 - 30 yrs! I assume that I have had it all along.)
hello lay, I take AMPYRA really works for me. oral pill
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