Treating Multiple Sclerosis

Over 99,000 people worldwide^* have taken TYSABRI.

Researching relapsing multiple sclerosis (MS) treatment options, like TYSABRI, can help you take charge of your MS. But choosing an MS therapy is not a solitary decision. It's one that should be made between you and your doctor. Both of you should think about a variety of factors — including effectiveness, safety, cost, and convenience. We want to make sure you have all the information you need to choose with confidence.

In this section you'll learn:

• Questions to Ask Your Doctor
  You'll find a helpful PDF you can print out for your next appointment.
• When It's Time to Consider a New Therapy
  These signs can help you and your doctor decide if you should make a switch.
• How Your Safety Is Monitored on TYSABRI
  Because of the risk of PML, the FDA and Biogen Idec created TOUCH^® to inform people about the safety of taking TYSABRI.
• How TYSABRI Is Taken
  It's given as an infusion every 4 weeks.
• How to Pay for TYSABRI
  From insurance to financial assistance programs, we're here to give you the information you need.
• Where to Find a TYSABRI-Prescribing Doctor
  Enter your ZIP code for a list of neurologists in your area.