Tia
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I was just on the phone with swedish onkologist Ola Lindns colleague and talked about Rituximab (Mabthera) and the effects the norweigans have had and they found the whole thing VERY interesting. When I asked what department in the hospitals that will treat us if Rituximab turns out to really be the cure/treatment for ME/CFS, she guided me to Reumathology or Neurology and after having digged for a while I think it will be the Reumatologydepartment since they deal with diseases most like ME. (Autoimmune diseases among others.) as SLE, Sjgrens and artrosis.
So I'll call them later today and also the neurologydepartment and see what they say, I'm myself curious as to what kind of doctor one goes to with ME. I'll post on here when I've gotten answers. Now this is just in sweden and in my town plus a universityhospital in a town close to mine but it should be the same worldwide as far as I've understood. If it goes under reumathology it does, and if neurology, it does.
So I'll call them later today and also the neurologydepartment and see what they say, I'm myself curious as to what kind of doctor one goes to with ME. I'll post on here when I've gotten answers. Now this is just in sweden and in my town plus a universityhospital in a town close to mine but it should be the same worldwide as far as I've understood. If it goes under reumathology it does, and if neurology, it does.