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What are the desensitization/building system tolerance drugs?
Myelin based Proteins
Copaxone
What type of MS are desensitization/building system tolerance drugs used?
Relapsing-remitting
What are the Disease modifying Drugs?
Corticosteroids
Interferon B Ib
Interferon B Ia (Avonex and Rebif)
Tysabri (Natalizumab)
Rituximab (Rituxen)
Novantrone (Mitoxantrone)
Which drugs are Monocolonal?
Tysabri (Natalizumab)
Rituximab (Rituxen)
What is Baclofen or tizanidine used for?
To treat spacticity
What are Botox or phenol blocks used to treat?
hypertonia
What is tegretol used to treat?
Painful spasms
What is Neurontin used for in MS?
Pain
What is Meclzine used to treat?
Vertigo
What is Inderal and Klonopin
Tremors
What does Ditropan treat
Spastic Bladder
What does Modafinil (provigil) treat?
fatigue
What can Aricept be used to treat?
Cognitive issues (rarely used)
How do Monoclonal drugs work
Make beta cells ineffective or kills them
How do Disease modifying Drugs work?
Decrease body's immune function
What type of MS does Novatrone (mitoxantrone) work for?
Progressive-relapsing
secondary progressive
worsening relapsing remitting