Multiple Sclerosis Treatment
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is one of the most common autoimmune diseases of the central nervous system, affecting millions of people worldwide. According to the World Health Organization, more than 2.8 million people are currently living with MS. The condition often starts at a young age and can significantly impact quality of life, causing coordination problems, muscle weakness, cognitive changes, and other symptoms. However, modern treatment approaches can effectively slow the progression of the disease and help maintain an active lifestyle.
Multiple sclerosis: what is important to know?
Mechanism of the disease:
In MS, the immune system begins to attack the myelin sheath of nerve fibers, impairing signal transmission in the brain and spinal cord. This can affect a wide range of bodily functions, from vision and hearing to movement and cognition.
Forms and progression:
There are several forms of MS, including relapsing-remitting and progressive types. Each requires a personalized approach, as symptom severity and the frequency of exacerbations can vary greatly.
Role of early diagnosis:
According to several clinical studies, timely diagnosis and the start of treatment can reduce the risk of disability by more than 40%. New MRI techniques and cerebrospinal fluid analyses help determine the stage of the disease with maximum precision and select the most effective therapy.
Modern treatment approaches
Immunomodulatory therapy
Thanks to the development of new immunomodulatory drugs (including monoclonal antibodies), more than 70% of patients, according to international studies, see a reduction in the frequency of exacerbations within the first two years of therapy. These medications reduce immune system aggression, helping patients maintain a stable condition for longer.
Personalized plan
Contemporary neurology offers a comprehensive approach: from medication to manage symptoms, to physical and cognitive training. Each treatment program is unique and depends on the form of MS, the patient’s overall health, and lifestyle.
Rehabilitation and support
Physiotherapy, therapeutic exercises, and psychological counseling play a crucial role in maintaining quality of life. According to the European MS Platform, up to 80% of patients who regularly participate in rehabilitation programs note improved coordination, reduced fatigue, and positive changes in emotional well-being.
Alisa Health Group specializes in organizing medical travel and partners with leading neurology centers, offering innovative methods for diagnosing and treating multiple sclerosis. Our team helps patients gain access to the most advanced therapy programs, including clinical trials of new medications.
Expert selection of a clinic and doctor:
We thoroughly analyze each patient’s medical history and select facilities staffed by neurologists with many years of experience. This personalized approach ensures that every patient is in the right hands and receives the most up-to-date treatment recommendations.
Comprehensive travel organization:
From consultations and document processing to arranging accommodations and transfers, Alisa Health Group handles all organizational matters. This allows patients to focus on their health without being distracted by logistics.
Support during and after treatment:
We remain in touch even after the course of therapy is completed and the patient has returned home. If necessary, we coordinate remote consultations with the attending physician, assist in adjusting rehabilitation programs, and offer advice on adapting to new living conditions.
Treating multiple sclerosis is a complex but achievable task that requires a well-structured strategy and the involvement of experienced specialists. Thanks to advances in modern neurology, accurate diagnostics, and comprehensive rehabilitation programs, many patients return to a full and active life, maintaining work capacity and vitality for many years.
Alisa Health Group takes care of all the organizational details, helping you find the optimal path to a stable condition and prolonged remission. We understand how important it is to feel supported and confident in each member of your medical team, which is why we offer only proven solutions based on cutting-edge research and global healthcare standards.