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Latest mri shows no new lesions.

January 4, 2025
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A MyMSTeam Member

True and the basics of health is all they don't tell you. The food has no nutritional value. So you have to hold your own nuts. And get Sea moss or shilajit. And clean filtered water for 6 months. But curb your enthusiasm. It took time to find out what happened to you. It will take time to fix the issues

February 8
A MyMSTeam Member

Why are you upset? Those medications are not designed to make you better
They are designed for the maximization of profit. We most likely have the worst Healthcare system on the planet. One that profits from sickness. One that makes people suffer for profit.

February 8
A MyMSTeam Member

I was told by a neurologist that because of my age (68) I would not be prescribed any medication. I am not sure about this. ❤️

February 8
A MyMSTeam Member

Yes I've heard this many times

January 4, 2025
MyMSTeam

It seems your neurologist may be considering stopping your MS medication based on your stable condition. According to my knowledge base, older individuals with MS who have had no new lesions, relapses, or worsening disability for years may consider stopping their disease-modifying therapy (DMT). However, this decision is Show Full Answer

It seems your neurologist may be considering stopping your MS medication based on your stable condition. According to my knowledge base, older individuals with MS who have had no new lesions, relapses, or worsening disability for years may consider stopping their disease-modifying therapy (DMT). However, this decision is highly individualized and should involve careful discussion with your neurologist. Regular follow-ups and MRIs are essential to monitor your MS if you stop the medication. For more details, you can refer to the article here: [Is It Safe for Older People With MS To Stop Taking a DMT?](https://www.mymsteam.com/resources/is-it-safe-f...).

January 4, 2025

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