Multiple Sclerosis
The immune system attacks the protective sheath (myelin) covering the nerves in multiple sclerosis, a disease of the central nervous system.
If this sheath (myelin) is damaged, information cannot reach the brain and other parts of the body. In some cases, nerve damage may be permanent if the nerves deteriorate so drastically. The ability to walk and see can be affected by this condition.
In addition to offering specialty medications for the treatment of disease-modifying, Allied Pharmacy also offers drugs that target disease-modifying and symptomatic treatments. Patients with multiple sclerosis and other chronic medical issues benefit from our comprehensive system of care. Our services support them in improving their quality of life and achieving the best medical outcomes. At Allied Pharmacy, we offer a variety of specialty medications to treat multiple sclerosis, including the latest and most innovative treatments for disease modification and symptomatic relief. For patients with multiple sclerosis and other chronic medical conditions, our comprehensive system is crucial. To improve their quality of life and achieve the best medical outcomes, we provide them with a variety of services.
Types of Multiple Sclerosis and Specialized Treatments
About 2.5 million people worldwide suffer from Multiple Sclerosis. The disorder mainly affects young adults and primarily targets women, causing symptoms such as mood disturbances, fatigue, cognitive loss, pain, and motor sensory impairment.
Multiple sclerosis has a few subtypes. The relapsing-remitting MS (RRMS) subtype is characterized by frequent attacks separated by remissions or partial recoveries. There is a gradual progression of disability in the progressive (PPMS) subtype. At diagnosis, approximately 6-10% of people with multiple sclerosis appear to have PPMS. In the secondary-progressive subtype (SPMS), the disease prorates esses at a fluctuating rate.
To improve patients’ quality of life and achieve the best therapy outcomes, we combine our pharmacy services with other healthcare and administrative services.
In addition to collaborating with the patient’s medical staff and coordinating care, we offer in-home nursing services that administer injections and IV drugs.
