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yoro42,

There's some good research going on to at least freeze/slow the progression. Here's a news feed on MS (in case you not already have this one): http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/sections/multiple_sclerosis/ . Auto-immune responses is a far further involved process in the body than it's given origin of cause, so that would be the general area of research to follow too. There's so much pollution in the environment these days, it could even be set off by something in the air [the infamous fumes from drywall in houses to name one].

Often getting the best available is researching yourself, if you can, and a good physician/general practitioner that has a willing ear to follow up on a lead. Our doctor is a [first response] hand waiver, but he does though later proof to have listened and done some reading on the involved literature and come up with right smack out of the suggested treatment corner.

Take care of yourself, and if stumbling on more [foreign language] news, will post it in this MS specific thread.

The National Multiple Sclerosis Society and Critical Path Institute (C-Path) joined forces to launch the Multiple Sclerosis Outcome Assessments Consortium (MSOAC).

Critical Path Institute

National MS Society