3-day solumedrol: last resort?
- From: "Reesa" <reesa@xxxxxxx>
- Date: 29 Mar 2006 19:56:42 -0800
Hi,
In the nine years since I was diagnosed as relapsing-remitting, my
illness has gradually become progressive. I have not had an attack for
the last five years, but my ability to walk has decreased dramatically.
Copaxone seems to be working well for me in preventing attacks; I was
also on Novantrone + Copaxone for several years. Also tried Avonex and
Betaseron, but they didn't work for me.
My neurologist recommended that I try quarterly 3-day infusuions of
Solumedrol because I have pretty much exhausted all my treatment
options. He says it would reduce inflammation which is probably
exacerbating my disability. I'm not too thrilled about taking a steroid
regularly.
Does anyone have experience with this? Previously, I was only given
solumedrol when I had an attack.
BTW, I eat pretty healthy, organic and vegan whenever possible.
All opinions welcome :-)
.
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