I am a newly diagnosed multiple sclerosis patient from China, 30 years old. In China, multiple sclerosis is classified as a rare disease, and the number of people affected is relatively small. But when I learned about this forum, I couldn't wait to join all of you.
My clinical symptoms include double vision and dizziness. My condition may not seem severe, but after reviewing my MRI report, my doctor noted that I have quite a few lesions and they are active. He chose ofatumumab for me. Honestly⦠read more
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How can I manage doubts about starting a high-efficacy MS treatment like ofatumumab, and what should I know about family planning with MS?
It's completely understandable to feel uncertain after starting a new treatment, especially a highly effective one. Trusting your doctor's recommendation is an important first step Show Full Answer