I think for me the measuring stick is “I’m not better, but I’m not worse”
June 1
Are there any noticeable improvements after taking Mayzent?
Mayzent (siponimod) has shown some meaningful results in clinical trials. Here's what the research found:
- It reduced the risk of worsening disability by 21 percent
- It reduced the risk of relapses by 55 percent
These are encouraging numbers, though results can vary Show Full Answer
Are there any noticeable improvements after taking Mayzent?
Mayzent (siponimod) has shown some meaningful results in clinical trials. Here's what the research found:
- It reduced the risk of worsening disability by 21 percent
- It reduced the risk of relapses by 55 percent
These are encouraging numbers, though results can vary from person to person. It's worth knowing that improvements aren't always something you *feel* right away. Sometimes the biggest win is stability — fewer relapses, no new lesions, and slower progression. That can be harder to notice day-to-day but is still very meaningful.
Your neurologist will typically track effectiveness through:
- MRI scans to check for new or active lesions
- Relapse frequency compared to before starting treatment
- Disability progression using standardized scales
Keeping open communication with your neurologist about any changes — good or bad — is really important to make sure Mayzent is the right fit for you.
June 1
Hasn't really done anything for my SPMS TBH. Partialiy why discontinued,besides the cost.
June 1 (edited)
Thank you, Samira, Always looking for something better...
June 1
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