Know How Meds for Treating Multiple Sclerosis Stack Up

September 2017

Keeping all the multiple sclerosis meds straight can be tricky.

Multiple sclerosis causes nervous system damage...with "attacks" of symptoms such as tingling, muscle weakness, fatigue, and pain.

Many multiple sclerosis therapies are specialty meds...because of their high cost, required monitoring, etc. Include these meds in patient profiles to help the pharmacist screen for problems.

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