From a cause to treatment and help coping
1. Seated Balance Exercises (Start Here) (Build core/leg strength before standing drills.) 2. Standing Balance Drills (With Walker Support) (Always keep your walker in front for safety!) 3. Functional Movements (Mimic real-life actions to build confidence.) 4. Equipment to Enhance Balance 5. Safety Tips When to Expect Progress Want a step-by-step video demo of these […]
After nine infusions of Ocrevus (typically 4.5 years of treatment), your MS should ideally show significant disease stabilization, but the exact outcome depends on your MS type (RRMS or PPMS) and individual response. Here’s what to expect: 1. If You Have Relapsing-Remitting MS (RRMS): Red Flags (RRMS): 2. If You Have Primary Progressive MS (PPMS):
Of course! If you’re looking for general help with multiple sclerosis (MS), here’s a breakdown of key areas to consider, from treatment to symptom management and lifestyle adjustments. 1. Disease-Modifying Therapies (DMTs) 2. Symptom Management Common MS symptoms and ways to manage them: Symptom Management Options Fatigue Amantadine, modafinil, pacing strategies, exercise (yoga, swimming) Spasticity
The time it takes to feel improvement after starting Ocrevus (ocrelizumab) can vary depending on your condition (e.g., relapsing-remitting MS [RRMS] or primary progressive MS [PPMS]) and individual response. Here’s a general timeline: Typical Ocrevus Infusion Schedule & When Benefits May Appear: Factors That Influence Response: When to Expect Noticeable Changes? Important Notes: