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Somerset, KY

OK I went to my Neurology appointment today and. My Neurology nurse is getting ready to start me on Kesimpta shots. I was wanting get to know ow if anyone take this medication and does it help? Thanks in advance for any info.

May 12
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Members responded warmly to a question about starting Kesimpta injections, sharing a range of personal experiences with the medication.... Read more

Members responded warmly to a question about starting Kesimpta injections, sharing a range of personal experiences with the medication. Several members noted that Kesimpta is designed to slow MS progression rather than relieve existing symptoms, and a few reported stable MRI results after months on it, while one member switched back to Ocrevus after finding Kesimpta less effective. A recurring theme was frustration with doctors not fully explaining the treatment, along with encouragement to stay hopeful and trust the process.

A MyMSTeam Member

Thankyou ❀️....
Dear AnthonyMink 🌹 Enjoy this day be 😎 cool and rest up..Gods blessings
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June 11
A MyMSTeam Member

Thankyou ❀️.....
Dear AnthonyMink 🌹 God is with you all the way. ......
Gods blessings πŸ™Œ πŸ™Œ πŸ™Œ

June 10
A MyMSTeam Member

Wednesday limbic system controls your emotional response an processing an how you deal with life.Not many people know about this

June 8
A MyMSTeam Member

Oh Anthony, have you been to a chiropractor to have your back assessed for any degenerative disc disease or pinched nerves or slip disc or anything? That could be other or additional possible reasons why you're falling a lot. I have two compressed discs in my back plus a pinched nerve in my neck so I'm thinking that one or both that could be a possible reason why i had fallen more than a few times recently.

June 7 (edited)
A MyMSTeam Member

Thankyou ❀️...DaveW-Nates Fan.....
Have a joyful day ....
Gods blessings πŸ™Œ πŸ™Œ

June 1

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