Review of Drugs Used: Reviewing the evidence... - Ramsays Disease

Ramsays Disease

568 members470 posts

Review of Drugs Used

Ian123 profile image
6 Replies

Reviewing the evidence for drugs used in treating me/cfs

meaustralia.net/2016/05/31/...

Written by
Ian123 profile image
Ian123
To view profiles and participate in discussions please or .
6 Replies
CheshireKatz profile image
CheshireKatz

Treating individual symptoms with medication producing least adverse side effects because there are no specific medications for this disease.

Until groups are defined as distinct from others under the same umbrella diagnosis the drugs companies are not really interested. Broad definitions such as Oxford criteria are pointless in describing groups treatment will be effective for.

Ian123 profile image
Ian123 in reply toCheshireKatz

Why pharmaceuticals have not thought this a worthwhile market is beyond my understanding I'm sure.

Bellated profile image
Bellated

No recommended pharmaceuticals was a shocking finding.

Ian123 profile image
Ian123 in reply toBellated

The FDA have no approved drugs for me/cfs they are all used off label for symptoms.

Chocminty profile image
Chocminty

Says nothing about amytryptiline that I can see.

Ian123 profile image
Ian123 in reply toChocminty

Appears as though focus was on treatments for recovery rather than symptoms but I could be wrong (again)

Not what you're looking for?

You may also like...

Absence of Effective Policy

ME (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis) a physical, neurological illness, but remains untreated except with...
Theresa60 profile image

Analysis of the Scandalous PACE Trial

Excellent article analysing the so-called science of the PACE trial. A bit lengthy and a brain...
ukmsmi4 profile image

Keep psychiatry out of ME research

Please consider signing this petition...
ukmsmi4 profile image

New part of lymph system discovered in brain...

Some exciting research revealing a new part of the lymphatic system previously undetected in the...
RockRose profile image

Breathe beauty of nature and scents...

A pause for relaxed breath in the sea of information...Sharing a beautiful rose, brought out of...
RockRose profile image

Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.

Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.