thanks prof g. the power suit with motorised muscles, it sure is a cool invention. although not very affordable i've read users say its life changing being upright again and perhaps would have some knock on benefits physiologically from moving the whole body again.
Yes, people early in their course of their disease with low disability tolerate sodium channel blockers better. This is what we saw in the PROXIMUS trial.
Just saw this in my emails. I have this response to gabapentin. My legs “disappear”. I gather it’s an old epilepsy med and this is the explanation?
Yes, that is correct. Gabapentin is now more commonly used to treat central pain syndromes and spasticity than an anti-convulsant.
thanks prof g. the power suit with motorised muscles, it sure is a cool invention. although not very affordable i've read users say its life changing being upright again and perhaps would have some knock on benefits physiologically from moving the whole body again.
Ty again dr G. Hopefully, the new remyelination drugs will make us strong again. NVG291, Ata 188 et al.
BTW, gilenya caused me afib. Rob
very interesting.
How's the trade off between neuroprotection and side effects of sodium channel blockers for less advanced PwMS?
Yes, people early in their course of their disease with low disability tolerate sodium channel blockers better. This is what we saw in the PROXIMUS trial.
Thanks a lot for sharing