Neurodegenerative Diseases: Multiple Sclerosis and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Neurodegenerative diseases are among the most challenging areas of medicine. We do not promise miracles: our goal is to slow progression, support nervous system function and quality of life, using the possibilities of biological and regenerative medicine.
Our approach
In multiple sclerosis, the process is driven by an autoimmune attack on the myelin sheaths of nerve fibers — so our expertise in immune modulation applies: efferent therapy, biological methods, individually tailored programs. In amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, the focus is on neuroprotection and supporting motor function.
The program is always designed individually after an expert review: study of the medical history, MRI findings and lab results. Part of the work-up can be done where the patient lives.
Honest expectations
We deliberately make no promises to "stop the disease forever." Realistic goals include slowing progression, reducing relapse frequency (in multiple sclerosis), supporting motor and cognitive function, and improving tolerance to baseline therapy. The doctor discusses the program's possibilities and limits with the patient and family before treatment begins.
Compatibility with baseline therapy
Our methods do not replace, but complement, the baseline therapy prescribed by a neurologist. All decisions to adjust it are made jointly with the patient's treating physician.
Questions & Answers
Do you treat multiple sclerosis instead of disease-modifying therapy (DMT)?▾
Is it worth coming in at a late stage?▾
How does the initial expert review work?▾
Do you work with other neurodegenerative diagnoses?▾
Start with an expert consultation
The treatment decision can be made remotely — based on tests you complete where you live. You come to our clinic in Kyiv for the procedures.
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