Pharma
Disease-Modifying Therapies
for Multiple Sclerosis
Prescription medications (e.g. interferons, glatiramer acetate, and newer oral/infusion agents) that reduce immune attacks on the nervous system.
How it works
Modulates or suppresses specific immune pathways responsible for attacking myelin, reducing relapse frequency and slowing disability progression.
What to watch for
Prescription only, requires neurologist management; choice of agent depends on MS subtype and disease activity; requires ongoing monitoring for side effects.
Community experience
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