beaverfury
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The Multiple Sclerosis Journal recently published the results of a study by researchers from Israel who measured the effect of vitamin D analogue, Alfacalcidol, on MS-related fatigue. In this study, 158 MS patients with significant fatigue received Alfacalcidol or a placebo.
The researchers found that Alfacalcidol is a safe and effective treatment for fatigue among patients with MS.
These findings suggest that Alfacalcidol, a drug similar to vitamin D, should be considered a safe treatment option for MS-related fatigue.
http://www.msif.org/news/2014/11/17/new-treatment-fatigue/
I wonder if this would have any effect on me/cfs/seid related fatigue? I'm not feeling too well at the moment so haven't done enough googling to know what the fatigue relieving mechanism is in MS, or whether it would conceivably be of help in our ailment.
http://www.neurologyreviews.com/ind...273649&cHash=86b83e79cc516cb710b7f8da19f0ea1b
The researchers found that Alfacalcidol is a safe and effective treatment for fatigue among patients with MS.
These findings suggest that Alfacalcidol, a drug similar to vitamin D, should be considered a safe treatment option for MS-related fatigue.
http://www.msif.org/news/2014/11/17/new-treatment-fatigue/
I wonder if this would have any effect on me/cfs/seid related fatigue? I'm not feeling too well at the moment so haven't done enough googling to know what the fatigue relieving mechanism is in MS, or whether it would conceivably be of help in our ailment.
http://www.neurologyreviews.com/ind...273649&cHash=86b83e79cc516cb710b7f8da19f0ea1b