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Natalizumab Treatment Report

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46 patient evaluations for Natalizumab taken for the purpose of 'MS (Multiple Sclerosis)' with a side effects rating of None None None None None

CaineMan

Sex: M

Data Quality: 2 stars

MS: 8 yrs

Type: Relapsing-Remitting

Sensation: Moderate

Overall: Moderate

Cognition: moderate

Vision: moderate

Speech: moderate

Swallowing: moderate

Upper limb: moderate

Walking: moderate
by CaineMan
See CaineMan's full Natalizumab history

**Purpose:** MS (Multiple Sclerosis) *(Started Aug 27, 2012)*
Date	Dosage	Perceived effectiveness	Side Effects	Adherence	Burden
Dec 15, 2012	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks	None	None	Always	Somewhat

0 helpful marks

Jazz1982

Sex: F

Data Quality: 2 stars

MS: 6 yrs

Type: Relapsing-Remitting

Sensation: None

Overall: None

Cognition: none

Vision: none

Speech: none

Swallowing: none

Upper limb: none

Walking: none
by Jazz1982
See Jazz1982's full Natalizumab history

**Purpose:** MS (Multiple Sclerosis) *(Started Oct 18, 2011)*
Date	Dosage	Perceived effectiveness	Side Effects	Adherence	Burden
Nov 14, 2012	300 mg/15 mL Monthly	Major	None	Always	Not at all
Aug 23, 2012	300 mg/15 mL Monthly	Major	Moderate	Always	Not at all
Jul 23, 2012	300 mg/15 mL Monthly	Major	None	Always	Not at all
Jun 26, 2012	300 mg/15 mL Monthly	Major	None	Always	Not at all
May 16, 2012	300 mg/15 mL Monthly	Major	None	Always	Not at all
Apr 15, 2012	300 mg/15 mL Monthly	Major	Mild	Always	A little
Mar 16, 2012	300 mg/15 mL Monthly	Major	Mild	Always	A little
Feb 13, 2012	300 mg/15 mL Monthly	Major	None	Always	Not at all
Jan 11, 2012	300 mg/15 mL Monthly	Major	Mild	Always	Not at all
Dec 15, 2011	300 mg/15 mL Monthly	Moderate	None	Always	Not at all
Nov 10, 2011	300 mg/15 mL Monthly	?Can't tell	Mild	Always	Not at all

Date: Nov 14, 2012
Advice & Tips: Today I have no MS symptoms :D

Date: Aug 23, 2012
Advice & Tips: The pain is just getting worse from yesterday.

Date: Jul 23, 2012
Advice & Tips: Make the drip slower so instead of taking 1 hour, let it take 1.5 or more hours and for me, I got no side effects at all :)

Date: Jun 26, 2012
Advice & Tips: Quality of life gets better every month. Every time I think, no way can this month be topped, it gets hit on the head and high kicked to the side from how exponentially significant the change is :)

Date: May 16, 2012
Advice & Tips: I had to go in after 5 weeks due to an UTI so I was on antibiotics and that's the protocol here in Sweden. What I noticed was my body was still comfy and functioning normally, what seemed to make a difference was the speed of infusion rate. It was slower than usual and voila! Not a single side effect. Will try it again next month and see if this theory holds up.

Date: Apr 15, 2012
Advice & Tips: If you have low bp, load up on the sodium.

Date: Mar 16, 2012
Advice & Tips: It's a miracle drug.

Date: Feb 13, 2012
Advice & Tips: Clear head and loads of energy

Date: Jan 11, 2012
Advice & Tips: Energy and a big difference in mood towards the positive.

Date: Dec 15, 2011
Advice & Tips: I had a difficult 2 days after therapy the first 2 infusions, as in I would feel tired, some lower back pain. the 3rd infusion felt as if I had not taken anything at all and i cud go about my day normally, such a relief!

4 helpful marks

melippa

Sex: F

Data Quality: 3 stars

MS: 11 yrs

Type: Relapsing-Remitting

Sensation: Mild

Overall: None

Cognition: mild

Vision: none

Speech: none

Swallowing: none

Upper limb: mild

Walking: mild
by melippa
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**Purpose:** MS (Multiple Sclerosis) *(Started Nov 15, 2006)*
Date	Dosage	Perceived effectiveness	Side Effects	Adherence	Burden
Jun 19, 2012	300 mg/15 mL Every 6 Weeks	Moderate	None	Always	Not at all

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baebae

Sex: F

Data Quality: 2 stars

MS: 6 yrs

Type: Relapsing-Remitting

Relapse: Moderate

Sensation: Moderate

Overall: Mild

Cognition: moderate

Vision: mild

Speech: mild

Swallowing: mild

Upper limb: mild

Walking: mild
by baebae
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**Purpose:** MS (Multiple Sclerosis) *(Started Aug 15, 2008)*
Date	Dosage	Perceived effectiveness	Side Effects	Adherence	Burden
Jun 16, 2012	300 mg/15 mL Monthly	Major	None	Always	Not at all
May 23, 2011		Moderate	None	Always	Not at all
Jan 09, 2010		Major	Mild	Always	A little
Nov 18, 2009	300 mg/15 mL Monthly	Major	Mild	Always	A little

Side effects:: Dry mouth (xerostomia), Dry eyes, Headaches, Fear of PML

Date: Jun 16, 2012
Advice & Tips: I just received my 39th infusion on 6/13 (my 35th birthday) and I'm still going strong. Tysabri is still currently the best and most aggressive treatment available for me. The impact is small, only once per month for 2 hours and I love my nurse so that helps a lot. Some unexpected benefits would be that I am still doing great up to this point. I have a new neurologist as of October 2011 and she does not advise drug holidays. Her proposed approach is to consider getting infused every 8 weeks instead of every 4 weeks which equates to every other month and cuts my infusions in half to 6 per year instead of 12. This is an attempt to avoid the most dangerous side effect PML. The longer you take Tysabri, the greater your risk for developing PML if you are positive for the JC Virus which I am. For details about this, see my blog at http://didimentionmyms.blogspot.com/.
Cost: < $25 monthly

Date: May 23, 2011
Advice & Tips: I love Tysabri. I take drug holidays to give my immune system time to bounce back per doctor advice. I seriously recommend Tysabri for anyone whose disease is on the agressive side but has a decent and strong immune system since it is very aggressive. It works for me and really adds to my quality of life.
Cost: < $25 monthly

Date: Nov 18, 2009
Advice & Tips: I was on Tysabri for 18 months, now I plan to take a "drug holiday" for 6 months per doc's advice. My experience with Tysabri has been mainly positive. I hope and pray that I do well for the next 6 months. Before Tysabri, my lesions were multiplying at a fast pace. It was crazy.
Cost: < $25 monthly

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msladyinca

Sex: F

Data Quality: 2 stars

MS: 38 yrs

Mentor

Type: Secondary Progressive

Sensation: None

Overall: Mild

Cognition: none

Vision: none

Speech: none

Swallowing: none

Upper limb: moderate

Walking: severe
by msladyinca
See msladyinca's full Natalizumab history

**Purposes:** MS (Multiple Sclerosis) and To prevent further relapses and slow the disease process down *(Started Oct 16, 2006)*
Date	Dosage	MS (Multiple Sclerosis) Perceived effectiveness	To prevent further relapses and slow the disease process down Perceived effectiveness	Side Effects	Adherence	Burden
May 09, 2012	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks	Major	Major	None	Always	Not at all
Sep 28, 2010	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Aug 03, 2010	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Jul 06, 2010	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
May 15, 2010	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Apr 15, 2010	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Mar 15, 2010	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Feb 15, 2010	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Jan 15, 2010	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Dec 15, 2009	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Nov 15, 2009	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Oct 15, 2009	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Sep 15, 2009	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Aug 15, 2009	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Jul 15, 2009	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Jun 15, 2009	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
May 15, 2009	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Apr 15, 2009	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Mar 15, 2009	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Feb 15, 2009	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Jan 15, 2009	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Dec 15, 2008	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Nov 15, 2008	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Oct 15, 2008	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Sep 15, 2008	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Aug 15, 2008	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Jul 15, 2008	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Jun 15, 2008	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
May 15, 2008	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Apr 15, 2008	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Mar 15, 2008	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Feb 15, 2008	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Jan 15, 2008	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Dec 15, 2007	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Nov 15, 2007	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Oct 15, 2007	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Sep 15, 2007	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Aug 15, 2007	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Jul 15, 2007	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Jun 15, 2007	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
May 15, 2007	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Apr 15, 2007	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Mar 15, 2007	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Feb 15, 2007	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Jan 15, 2007	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Dec 15, 2006	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Nov 15, 2006	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all
Oct 16, 2006	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks		Major	None	Always	Not at all

Date: May 09, 2012
Advice & Tips: After being our Tysabri for 5 1/2 years, I tested positive for carrying JC virus antibodies at the end of April this year (2012), so my doctor discontinued my Tysabri infusions against my vigor protests (we argued about him monitoring me for any signs of developing PML, changing my infusion schedule to eight weeks, checking my CD count regularly, having plasmapheresis exchange should I developed PML, etc.). I am now seeking a second opinion as Tysabri treatments have definitely worked for me.

Date: Sep 28, 2010
Advice & Tips: I'm still relapse free as of October 16th, 2006. My MS is still stable and my infusion next month will mark my treatment time being as more than four years, yeah! I am very happy with this treatment, and my adherence to taking this medication once every 28 days is so very easy.

Date: Aug 03, 2010
Advice & Tips: I just completed my 50th Tysabri infusion, and I've noticed that most of my large beauty marks on my legs and tummy are fading, which is wonderful. I continue to have no side effects from Tysabri other than feeling a little tired for two days after my infusion, but then I get a burst of energy which lasts me almost through the date of my next infusion.

Date: Jul 06, 2010
Advice & Tips: Most patients pretreat their Tysabri infusions by having a 30 minute Benadryl drip, or taking an OTC antihistamine such as Benadryl tablets, Claritin-D tablets, etc., which can greatly reduce any possibility of having side effects from the medication, or eliminating the possibility of having side effects altogether. Personally, I take a Claritin-D tablet approximately 2 hours before my infusion, and it works just fine. Any pretreatment with an antihistamine should be discussed with your doctor first. Not everyone will experience symptom improvements with Tysabri because more than likely the damage done from prior relapses has become permanent. Tysabri is not designed for patients to show symptom improvements, this is only an added benefit of Tysabri therapy if that patient's damages only temporary and Tysabri helps the body heal itself by blocking a majority of the inflammation T cells from entering the CNS where they can do damage to our myelin. Tysabri was designed to help patients remain relapse free for as long as possible, and to slow the disease process down, and sometimes even stopping it in its tracks. Even though I can no longer walk, I never lose hope with Tysabri because improvements can come at any time, and even if I never walk again, my Quality of Life has significantly improved with Tysabri therapy, and for that I am ever so grateful! One thing I've noticed is that most of my beauty marks are fading, which is a good thing because I'm very light-skinned. The impact of taking Tysabri has greatly eased my fear of waking up each day losing something else to MS. My MS has remained stable for more than three years, having completed my 48th Tysabri infusion in 06/2010; having no relapses throughout that time, with my recent MRIs showing no new lesions, yay! Not bad for having MS more than 35 years, huh?

Date: Nov 15, 2006
Advice & Tips: The emergence of progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML), a rare but deadly viral infection of the central nervous system (CNS) [is] associated with immunosuppression [NOT Tysabri], see the expert opinions from the authors of the New England Journal of Medicine: http://tinyurl.com/2mhn82. Every MS patient that has been diagnosed with developing PML had become a severely immune suppressed either by previously treating with medications such as Azathioprine/Imuran, Methotrexate, Novantrone, Remicade, etc., all of which can last in the body for a very long time (months and months-causing the immune system to become severely suppressed/compromised), even though some of the medications listed above were previously discontinued by the patient, or they received treatments such as monthly pulse steroids, IVIG treatments (which I can also severely suppress the immune system), or whose immune system was previously modulated (changed) by treating with one of the ABCRs, causing the immune system (which is extremely fragile) to become severely immunocompromised, or whose immune system was already suppressed for whatever reason, or became severely suppressed during Tysabri therapy and their neurologist never intermittently tested their immune system to make sure it was still strong and had not dropped too low where it could not fight off any proliferation of the activated JC virus. There is an assay called the ELISA test which is very sensitive and can be used to test the strength or weakness of a patient's immune system. If a patient is suspected of having developed PML due to activation of the JC virus, there are certain measures which can be taken to ensure the best possible outcome for the patient: 1) have additional MRIs taken and compare them with the MRIs taken prior to starting Tysabri therapy; 2) immediately stop Tysabri therapy; 3) if warranted, send a sample of the patient's CSF to Eugene Majors' lab at the NIH to have a very sensitive test for determining the presence of JC virus DNA, which can develop into PML; 4) initiate a course of plasmapheresis exchange (PLEX) to remove Tysabri completely from the patient's system. PML IS NO LONGER A DEATH SENTENCE if due diligence, awareness, and vigilance is undertaken by both the patient and their neurologist to watch for the development of any new symptoms which are indicative of PML and to act quickly. With over 60,000 patients worldwide on Tysabri therapy (as of June 2010), the risk of developing PML remains 1 in 1000, and is still well within the ratio listed on the Tysabri label.

Date: Oct 16, 2006
Advice & Tips: Tysabri is for relapsing forms of MS, which include Relapsing/Remitting (RRMS), Progressive Relapsing (PRMS), and Secondary Progressive WITH relapses (SPMS)..., all three forms listed above are in the inflammation stage of MS. And because Tysabri works by blocking a majority of inflammation T cells from crossing the Blood Brain Barrier and entering our CNS where they could have destroyed more myelin, to date, Tysabri is only available for relapsing forms of MS. There is no current data supporting Tysabri therapy for Primary Progressive (PPMS) and Secondary Progressive WITHOUT relapses as these two forms of MS are in the demyelinating stage of the disease, not the inflammation stage of MS.

6 helpful marks

Mikhali

Sex: M

Data Quality: 2 stars

MS: 4 yrs

Type: Relapsing-Remitting

Sensation: Moderate

Overall: Mild

Cognition: moderate

Vision: moderate

Speech: mild

Swallowing: mild

Upper limb: mild

Walking: moderate
by Mikhali
See Mikhali's full Natalizumab history

**Purpose:** MS (Multiple Sclerosis) *(Started Mar 10, 2011)*
Date	Dosage	Perceived effectiveness	Side Effects	Adherence	Burden
May 03, 2012	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks	Major	None	Always	A little
Mar 30, 2012	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks	Major	None	Always	A little
Mar 06, 2012	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks	Major	None	Always	A little
Feb 02, 2012	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks	Major	None	Always	A little
Jan 05, 2012	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks	Major	None	Always	A little
Dec 08, 2011	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks	Major	None	Always	A little
Nov 10, 2011	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks	Major	None	Always	A little
Oct 13, 2011	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks	Major	None	Always	A little
Sep 09, 2011	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks	Major	None	Always	A little
Aug 04, 2011	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks	Major	None	Always	A little
Jul 07, 2011	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks	Major	None	Always	A little
Jun 07, 2011	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks	Moderate	None	Always	A little
May 06, 2011	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks	Major	None	Always	A little
Apr 07, 2011	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks	Major	None	Always	A little
Mar 10, 2011	300 mg/15 mL every 4 weeks	?Can't tell	None	Always	A little

Date: May 03, 2012
Advice & Tips: Course of treatment was ended by Neuro due to associated risks and that my MS had stabilised with no new scars/lesions and no active ones. I have to wait 3 months before starting next treatment (Gilenya) to ensure any side effects are isolated to the drug I am taking.
Cost: < $25 monthly

Date: Feb 02, 2012
Advice & Tips: Had another MRI with GAD in January and after visiting the neuro - all lesions have been stopped dead in their tracks. No new lesions! No active lesions! So he decided that I should continue for another six months before getting off it for three months and then starting Gilenya.
Cost: < $25 monthly

Date: Jul 07, 2011
Advice & Tips: This treatment has certainly stabilized the MS, I have not had any attacks since I started taking it. My vision has been improving but still susceptible to Uthoff's Phenomenon.
Cost: < $25 monthly

4 helpful marks

loisa

Sex: F

Data Quality: 2 stars

MS: 20 yrs

Type: Relapsing-Remitting

Sensation: Mild

Overall: None

Cognition: mild

Vision: none

Speech: none

Swallowing: none

Upper limb: none

Walking: none
by loisa
See loisa's full Natalizumab history

**Purpose:** MS (Multiple Sclerosis) *(Started Mar 07, 2011)*
Date	Dosage	Perceived effectiveness	Side Effects	Adherence	Burden
Apr 05, 2012	300 mg/15 mL Monthly	Major	None	Always	A little

Date: Apr 05, 2012
Advice & Tips: extremaly good in controling my MS bless God it is still relapse remitting, because the treatments are working despite I have symptoms for 20 years...
Cost: < $25 monthly

0 helpful marks

ciachef

Sex: M

Data Quality: 2 stars

MS: 10 yrs

Type: Relapsing-Remitting

Sensation: Moderate

Overall: Moderate

Cognition: moderate

Vision: moderate

Speech: moderate

Swallowing: moderate

Upper limb: moderate

Walking: moderate
by ciachef
See ciachef's full Natalizumab history

**Purpose:** MS (Multiple Sclerosis) *(Started Nov 02, 2009)*
Date	Dosage	Perceived effectiveness	Side Effects	Adherence	Burden
Mar 22, 2012		Major	None	Always	Somewhat

Date: Mar 22, 2012
Advice & Tips: I really hated coming off of this drug. Some of my MRI's actually showed repair to my system. In the end the risk of PML got to be too great and I had to stop, but man, what a great treatment.
Cost: < $25 monthly

0 helpful marks

TysabriSept08

Sex: F

Data Quality: 3 stars

MS: 30 yrs

Mentor

Type: Secondary Progressive

Sensation: Mild

Overall: Mild

Cognition: none

Vision: none

Speech: none

Swallowing: none

Upper limb: moderate

Walking: severe
by TysabriSept08
See TysabriSept08's full Natalizumab history

**Purpose:** MS (Multiple Sclerosis) *(Started Sep 10, 2008)*
Date	Dosage	Perceived effectiveness	Side Effects	Adherence	Burden
Nov 20, 2011	300 mg/15 mL Every 6 Weeks	Moderate	None	Always	Not at all
Jun 11, 2010	300 mg/15 mL Every 6 Weeks	Moderate	None	Always	Not at all
Jun 10, 2010	300 mg/15 mL Every 6 Weeks	Moderate	None	Always	Not at all

Side effects:: Breast Cancer recurrence on Tysabri

Date: Nov 20, 2011
Advice & Tips: heLps with SPMS
Cost: < $25 monthly

Date: Jun 11, 2010
Advice & Tips: I started Tysabri to stop the progression of MS, Secondary Progressive, and becoming inexhorably worse over time. I was effectively diagnosed with MS in 1982. Starting Tysabri in 2008, 26 years into MS, was a last-ditch effort. Even though Tysabri is targeted at RR, one might as well throw anything one can at it (all of my neuros use this approach.) I was going down hill. I started Tysabri using 4 week intervals between infusions. After two months, an old cellulitis infection returned, and I just did not feel "well" - like I was always coming down with something. I changed to Tysabri every 4 weeks, and had no further problems. Cipro for about 5-6 weeks cured the cellulitis infection. Although I started Tysabri to stop the progression of MS, I was surprised to find that some neurological function, gone for some 10 to 20 years, returned. Oh, it was minor and subtle, but ientifyable. For example, my "bad" left hand got a little stronger and I could move my fingers better. In my right hand, my stronger, normal hand, the ability to feel vibrations, long gone, returned a little. I can now feel vibrations in that hand, not as strongly as in the left hnd, but discernable. My QOL has improved 100% on Tysabri. Tysabri slowed, but did not stop the MS progression. earlier this year, I did get a little worse - bad left leg is weaker and clonus is much more of a problem. However, Tysabri has helped, overall. I have a personal neuro (a woman) who prescribed Tysabri, and a Tysabri neuro (insurance hoops). My Tysabri neuro, who tightened up his department's Tysabri protocol insisted that he take over issuing my prescription. I saw him for the first time in April 2010. He started to make noises about Tysabri being for RR, etc. He concluded that I was SP. He then saw the data on how well I had done on Tysabri and he kept quiet. He was also mollified when he saw that I took Tysabri every 6 weeks, not every 4. However, if he will not continue to prescribe my Tysabri, I will go somewhere else!!!!!!!
Cost: < $25 monthly

Date: Jun 10, 2010
Advice & Tips: MORE EFFECTIVE FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS THAN THE BETA INTERFERONS

3 helpful marks

arkk

Sex: M

Data Quality: 1 star

MS: 26 yrs

Type: Progressive Relapsing

Sensation: Mild

Overall: Mild

Cognition: moderate

Vision: none

Speech: none

Swallowing: moderate

Upper limb: moderate

Walking: moderate
by arkk
See arkk's full Natalizumab history

**Purposes:** Other and MS (Multiple Sclerosis) *(Started Oct 27, 2008)*
Date	Dosage	Other Perceived effectiveness	MS (Multiple Sclerosis) Perceived effectiveness	Side Effects	Adherence	Burden
Oct 19, 2011	300 mg/15 mL Monthly	Moderate	Moderate	None	Always	Not at all
Sep 15, 2011	300 mg/15 mL Monthly	Moderate	Moderate	None	Never	Not at all
Jan 17, 2009	300 mg/15 mL Monthly	?Can't tell		Mild	Always	A little

Side effects:: Headaches, Head pain, Fear of PML

Date: Jan 17, 2009
Advice & Tips: PML concerns..
Cost: < $25 monthly

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