Study- Heparin treatment of MS exacerbations
Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2010 7:35 pm
Dear Tims,
I found an old study that looked at treating MS exacerbations with heparin. Although there was no control group in the study the findings are quite impressive. There were consistent improvements in cognition, motor/sensory symptoms and other symptoms such as double vision and ataxia. It makes me wonder if some of the improvements that we are seeing post angioplasty are from the heparin or Pradaxa (also a blood thinner, used in Bulgaria) that is sometimes given.
The study was performed by a well known neurologist/neuropathologist in the 1950's.
Follow the link: http://www.filedropper.com/heparinarticlepdf
Please make sure to scroll to page 2 as the first page is blank. Go to table 1. This is where the improvements are detailed.
North
I found an old study that looked at treating MS exacerbations with heparin. Although there was no control group in the study the findings are quite impressive. There were consistent improvements in cognition, motor/sensory symptoms and other symptoms such as double vision and ataxia. It makes me wonder if some of the improvements that we are seeing post angioplasty are from the heparin or Pradaxa (also a blood thinner, used in Bulgaria) that is sometimes given.
The study was performed by a well known neurologist/neuropathologist in the 1950's.
Follow the link: http://www.filedropper.com/heparinarticlepdf
Please make sure to scroll to page 2 as the first page is blank. Go to table 1. This is where the improvements are detailed.
North