New to Texas. Had my first appointment with MS Specialist, neurologist. Did a test called, MSDA (Multiple Sclerosis Disease Activity) test is a blood test that measures 18 different proteins to help monitor a person's multiple sclerosis activity. It provides an overall disease activity score and four biological pathway scores (immunomodulation, neuroinflammation, myelin biology, and neuroaxonal integrity) to give clinicians an objective, real-time view of a patient's condition, which can support… read more
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In case anyone is curious about it, Thank You ShannonB2 , I got curious
It's only like a "emerging biomarker tool". Just wondering who else have had it. Thanks for your replies!
Have you taken the MSDA blood test to monitor your MS activity?
The MSDA test you're describing sounds like an emerging biomarker tool. While traditional MS diagnosis relies on MRI, neurological exams, lumbar punctures, and blood tests to rule out other conditions, newer biomarker research is showing promise for monitoring Show Full Answer
I'm still trying to find out if this blood test is in Australia
Thankyou dear ShannonB2
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I found MSDA on internet
https://www.octavebio.com/patients/ but it's new for me