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I have been diagnosed with a rare, supposidly debilitating, autoimmune disease called polymyositis. I also have MS. The doctor has prescribed methotrexate for the polymyositis. It is supposed to suppress my immune system. Does anyone know if it will also help my MS? Do I still need to take Copaxone?
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