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Hello everyone, i'm new here, and i could really need advice. Does anybody have experience with rebif and pregnancy? I’m on Rebif since January 2020. Now i am 6 weeks pregnant. I talked with my neuro, and she told me that new studies (from 2020) showed that Rebif is okay during pregnancy, but i am...

Hi all, Does anyone know if you can stay on Tysabri whilst having IVF? and if you become pregnant you then have to come off Tysabri? Thanks

Hello! Has anyone taken baclofen throughout their pregnancy? I came off it in order to have a baby but now I’m pregnant I am suffering so bad with leg spasms :( I can’t relax or sleep and I’m at my Whitt’s end but I am scared to take it as the study numbers are so low. I don’t think I can go on like...

Hi everyone! I am 31 and currently 6 weeks pregnant with my first baby and I am suffering with the dreaded MS! I was under the impression MS is stable through pregnancy but this has not been the case for me for the last 3 weeks :( I’m just wondering if anyone has had a similar experience at all? ...

Hi guys. I've got epilepsy because of a lesion (yay), and talking to my gp, hes said that when I do start trying for kids, to discuss with him first because of my lamotrigine. So, obviously, I've looked on the bnf (a very good resource for looking at meds, and its what health professionals use) and ...

I’m struggling with the thoughts of when I want to start trying for a baby next year. I’m in college and graduate in September and I always said I wanted to start trying once I’m finished college but now that I’m on Gilenya everything has to be planned. Ideally I don’t want to finish college off my ...

I am looking for advice from people who have taken Tysabri while pregnant. I just started my 3rd trimester and I would like to continue taking Tysabri through the whole pregnancy. It is very hot where I live right now and I am scared that if I stop the Tysabri my symptoms will get much worse. I also...

Hello all. Here is a post which I hope communicates a positive event in spite of, and separate to, MS. First, to say that I am not at all a vain person, but have always appreciated being relatively trim and spritely due to good genes. For many decades I have maintained a constant weight, give or tak...