Wondering if any other Copaxone users have noticed this in their blood testing....
Interesting results from my husband's latest blood draw. His lymphocyte (T-cells, B-cells and natural killer cells) number was just out of range, low at 19%. One of Copaxone's methods of action is to bind to lymphs and keep their proliferation low. Looks like Copaxone is working! Also lowish (at 2%) were his monocytes, the guys that inform the lymphocytes and sent them errantly into the CNS where they attack.
High lymph numbers are found in a body under attack from virus or cancer. Very low lymph numbers are found with HIV.
Just interesting to me to see some tangible proof (other than his stability) that the copax is working.
AC