Exacerbations : Exacerbations of ms do sometimes require hospitalization when outpatient care is not working. Going to the er may be a good idea, though you might first try contacting your neurologist's office. It's possible that he/she or another physician is available by telephone to give you some advice.
Answered 10/3/2016
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MS symptoms: Based on your symptoms, you may be able get some help without going to the ER. Perhaps a change in your steroid burst, pain treatment, and/or your MS prevention would be helpful to you. The ER would help more if you could not walk, swallow, or had other disabling symptoms which would make it unsafe for you at home. Just a question- are you 23 or 51? Your information states both.
Answered 5/22/2016
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Complex: The ER is NOT the place to manage your MS. Find a neurologist who focuses on MS. If you have had 5 relapses in a year, you need to be taking the most potent MS agent on the market, that is Tysabri, (natalizumab) and a second choice would be Gilenya. Consider visiting a clinic within the nearest medical school.
Answered 10/14/2014
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