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Fifteen years since I started the doxycycline et al treatment and about eleven years since I finished it. I still am showing slight signs of improvement. It is sad that a few more people aren't trying it.
Sarah

In about 2014 I started to take high dose biotin, just to see if I could make any further improvements because I must admit that I had MS for so long before starting abx, having had the disease since the early eighties, that my walking was still by no means perfect.

Well, biotin does seem to improve ones strength and that is happening, so I will just carry on with the biotin and keep filing my nails!
Sarah

Thanks Sarah, it's always good to read from you.

I haven't been active here before, but I stumbled upon your husband's site after I was diagnosed and rapidly worsened (within 12 months I went from having no issues and walking fine to hardly being able to walk, among other things). I was lucky to find a doctor who was willing to give antibiotics cycles a try and within a few weeks my rapid progression stopped. It's been two years since then and my last MRIs showed no disease activity after previously having multiple active lesions. I have no doubt the antibiotics worked for me.

Since then I saw major improvements, but still didn't recover fully. I've actually started antibiotics again recently (together with antivirals) because I had the feeling my health started to decline again (and my lymphocyte levels were elevated).

I'm grateful your husband did put all the information on the internet.

New treatments continue being developed based in part on your husband's work, Sarah. This one uses a combo of the antibiotic minocycline, the anti-fungal agent fluconazole, and the cholesterol-lowering medication atorvastatin.

https://multiplesclerosisnewstoday.com/ ... sclerosis/

BTW, a close friend with MS is having great success the last 3 years+ having followed Dr. Wheldon's protocol. We all certain appreciate the immense amount of effort the good doctor put in to develop an effective treatment for MS!!!!!!!

This sounds promising, lets hope for the best.