With its approval in Argentina Ampligen became the first drug anywhere approved for ME/CFS
Ampligen became the first drug ever approved for use in ME/CFS when ANMAT, Argentine’s FDA, approved the drug for use in severe ME/CFS patients. The approval should provide a clear pathway for Ampligen’s approval elsewhere. The U.S. is the odd man out in this scenario, but the company is making progress here too. Find out how in
Ampligen Takes Big Step Forward – Becomes First Drug Approved Anywhere For Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
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I will be curious to see how patients there respond to the treatment. I have relatives in the north of the country.
don’t, if have taken it. it is toxic and makes you only more sick.
Anke, have you actually taken Ampligen? I have used it for 8 years. For some patients it makes a huge difference. Dosage need not be 400 mg twice weekly, but tailored to the patient to avoid toxicity. I have seen patients on 25 mg up to 200 mg. I have severe ME/CFS and it has given me quality of life. Truth is that Ampligen is not going to work on everyone, but for those who respond, it is nothing short of a miracle.
Thanks for sharing that Carol.
I have taken the FM/a blood test from Epicgenetics twice. Took a second test as had recent steroid injection. Second test without steroid, turmeric, Omega 3, and probiotics. Scores were 38 first and secondly 22. Thereby being negative for fibro. I have classic signs plus +celiac + hashimotos, osteo arthritis and DDD. + for Lyme this year with 10 days of antibiotics after 2 step test.Where to go from here? Functional Doc? I am in Mass.