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Dr. Keren Regev Head of the MS Service, Sourasky Medical Center, Tel Aviv – Board Member of the Advisory Medical Council in the Israeli Multiple Sclerosis Society

Updated 27.01.2025

Question: For the past three months, I have lost the ability to walk with a walker and now rely on a wheelchair with my caregiver. I have edema, especially in my left leg. Is there a connection?

Answer:
Reduced limb movement and neurological impairment can contribute to edema. However, it is essential to consult your primary care physician to evaluate other potential causes, such as arterial or venous vascular issues or cardiac problems, that may explain the edema.


Question: I am starting to take Fampyra. Is it possible to take it while on Aubagio?

Answer:
Yes, there is no issue combining these two medications.


Question: I have balance problems and have been undergoing hydrotherapy and physiotherapy, but nothing seems to help. Can Fampyra improve balance?

Answer:
Yes, Fampyra may help with balance issues as it works by improving nerve conduction in a global manner, potentially enhancing motor and coordination functions.

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