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Parma, ID
June 21
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It looks like that might be a typo or unclear query β€” could you mean Ivermectin? If so, Ivermectin is not an approved or recommended treatment for multiple sclerosis, and it doesn't appear in any current MS treatment guidelines or clinical research.

If you were asking about something else entirely, feel free to clarify and Show Full Answer

It looks like that might be a typo or unclear query β€” could you mean Ivermectin? If so, Ivermectin is not an approved or recommended treatment for multiple sclerosis, and it doesn't appear in any current MS treatment guidelines or clinical research.

If you were asking about something else entirely, feel free to clarify and a more helpful answer can be provided!

For MS, there are many approved disease-modifying therapies (DMTs) worth discussing with a neurologist. Some well-known options include:

- Injectables like interferon beta medications and glatiramer acetate
- Oral medications like dimethyl fumarate, teriflunomide, and cladribine
- Infusion therapies like ocrelizumab

A neurologist is the best person to help find the right fit based on your specific type of MS and health history.

June 21
A MyMSTeam Member

They gave me ivermectin for 2 months when I was first dx
It was before starting Kesimpta as i tested positive for a parasite

June 22
A MyMSTeam Member

No i have not
But i listen to a lot about it

June 22
A MyMSTeam Member

@A MyMSTeam Member that is so interesting. I have read a lot of research that shows many autopsies on people with MS ,have parasites in their brains. I’m sure many people without MS have it also. Do you ever listen to the actress Jenny McCarthy? She talks a lot about parasites , mold toxicity etc. she has some really interesting advice .

June 22
A MyMSTeam Member

@A MyMSTeam Member no through blood
I can't remember if she even told me which parasite so obviously it was that i had antibodies for strongdylosis
Ok nevermind my autocorrect on my phone remembered wow
When i started typing that i didn't remember it literally had strongdylosis come up and that is what i had antibodies for.

I used to manage a safari so it didn't surprise me

I used to take dimatacious earth food grade back then πŸ˜‹
But obviously it didn't work

June 22

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