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There is no cure from Multipole Sclerosis, however, there are medications that slow down the advancement of the disease and prevent flare-ups. These meds help prevent the resident/patients own immune system from attacking the myelin that surrounds the nerves.
The medications that are administered by injection may cause the resident/patients skin to be sore, reddened, itchy, and to dimple.
Within the medication classification Beta Interferons, which medications can be given as an injectable?
Common side effects caused by Beta Interferons include:
What are the medications which are given orally?
Which two oral medications have FDA “Black Box” warnings?
For a symptoms, Flare-up, residents/patients may be prescribed high-dose steroids, such as:
