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Old 08-15-2008, 07:12 AM #11
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barb, over at the "other place" I have heard of others who do IVIG for maintenance style treatments of SPMS and PPMS. they get it 4 times a year and feel it does a great job at keeping their symptoms at bay.

I know you have been through so much with all the treatments. I hope you find some answers.
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