Experiences with

Adrenomyeloneuropathy

These passed my way today and look interesting, especially the SwanBio one: https://swanbiotx.com/investors-and-media/updated-preclinical-data-support-potential-of-first-aav-based-gene-therapy-as-a-treatment-for-adrenomyeloneuropathy/ I am not sure the second one means much other than that the FDA in

Objective: To evaluate abnormalities of the brain and spinal cord by MRI in order to understand the mechanisms leading to the disability of women with and the effect of physical exercise.

As I was laying in bed last night, I was thinking about throughout all of the different countries in the world, where are most people with adrenomyeloneuropathy located. It seems to me, that the majority of people on this message board are from North America, or Europe.

Wolfgang Köhler (Germany) [/i][/u] Leg stiffness and walking disabilities are leading symptoms in patients with Adrenomyeloneuropathy (AMN). The reasons for this spasticity are spinal cord long nerve fiber and myelin damage.

Our proposed target patient population for this meeting is Adrenoleukodystrophy (ALD) in Adulthood: Men with adrenomyeloneuropathy (AMN) Men with cerebral ALD Symptomatic women with ALD The meeting will be held virtually, which will allow increased participation across the United States and the world

Has anyone tried or have any information on pioglitazone and adrenomyeloneuropathy

Why do men with adrenomyeloneuropathy begin to go bald in adolescence, and in childhood their hair is thin?

Pyramidal signs, sensory loss: acquired myelopathies; genetic myelopathies [adrenomyeloneuropathy; hereditary spastic paraparesis (HSP)]; Friedrich’s ataxia (FA); MS; NS. Sensory loss, hyporeflexia: AR ataxias; SPN and SG (“sensory ataxia”); GA; MF; AVED; NS.

Concerning my brother in law, he’s got Adrenomyeloneuropathy not multiple sclerosis. It’s another form of neurological illness as well. Anyone familiar with it or any treatments for it?

Sob-AM2 delivers a more potent and effective therapy for the most common type of ALD – adrenomyeloneuropathy (AMN) – than the original drug sobetirome. Sob-AM2 is a chemical compound created from sobetirome.

First I've read about Mito-Q helping Adrenomyeloneuropathy. Doesn't surprise me. I've read a lot of good things about Mito-Q

I have 2 other names of AMN. It is Adrenomyelopathy and Adrenomyelodystrophy. Can anyone search for other names of AMN that I do not know?

Pyramidal signs, sensory loss: acquired myelopathies; genetic myelopathies [adrenomyeloneuropathy; hereditary spastic paraparesis (HSP)]; Friedrich’s ataxia (FA); MS; NS. Sensory loss, hyporeflexia: AR ataxias; SPN and SG (“sensory ataxia”); GA; MF; AVED; NS.

https://adrenoleukodystrophynews.com/2019/06/11/combo-of-antioxidants-a-potential-therapy-for-adrenomyeloneuropathy-trial-suggests/ Hello, everyone, today we saw a new amn trial, and it has been phase 2 trial.

Approximately 40-45 % of males and 50-65% of female carriers with X-linked adrenoleukodystrophy develop the adult-onset form called adrenomyeloneuropathy (AMN).

Scientists have grown a miniature brain in a dish with a spinal cord and muscles attached, an advance that promises to accelerate the study of conditions such as motor neurone disease (and I can only assume Adrenomyeloneuropathy). Pack it all up, boys and girls. We are cured.

https://www.diseasemaps.org/leukodystrophy/adrenomyeloneuropathy/map/ What say, folks? Shall we all register and plot ourselves around the world?

Does everyone with the adrenal form of adrenomyeloneuropathy take DHEA? If so please share your experiences. If not, and you’d like me to elaborate on why it’s absolutely essential, please let me know,

Wolfgang Köhler (Germany) Leg stiffness and walking disabilities are leading symptoms in patients with Adrenomyeloneuropathy (AMN). The reasons for this spasticity are spinal cord long nerve fiber and myelin damage.

Here is one to cheer everyone up. As if we didn't have enough to worry about. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/281732912_Severe_congestive_heart_failure_caused_by_adrenomyeloneuropathy_and_hyperthyroidism