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Can I take Ocrevus without steroid administration? Answer: That is a personalized decision with each clinician based on a person's experience with the drug and location of drug infusion. While this can be done, there can be risks of infusion reactions. Benjamin M. Greenberg, MD, MHS Vice Chair of Translational Research and Strategic Initiatives Cain Denius Scholar of Mobility Disorders Distinguished Teaching Professor Department of Neurology and Neurotherapeutics Department of Pediatrics UT Southwestern Medical Center Dallas, Texas Hi to those who have utilized RadConnect on our website to store their MRI images. Please note this message we have received from them below:
Dear RadConnect Customer, NucleusHealth is excited to announce that we have a new image exchange service for you called Nucleus.io! By upgrading from RadConnect you will benefit from a new user-friendly interface, sleek new look, and improved connectivity. We have two options for Patients to move their images from RadConnect to Nucleus.io. You will need to take action before March 31, 2019 as RadConnect will no longer be in service after that date. All of our Organizations and Professionals will be moved and sharing studies to patients solely from Nucleus.io. OPTION 1 Manual Account Migration You can manually download your exams from RadConnect at your earliest convenience and wait to create a Nucleus.io account and upload your exams there on April 1st.
OPTION 2 Automated Migration Service Our team will create a Nucleus.ioPatient Account for you and transfer all of your existing exams from RadConnect to your new Nucleus.io account for a fee of $20.00.
Please submit the Migration Form and Payment by March 15, 2019. Effective March 31, 2019 at 11:59pm PST RadConnect will no longer be in service or accessible. Please review our Frequently Asked Questions for further information. Thank you for your attention and understanding, we look forward to continue serving your medical imaging needs. - NucleusHealth Team View this email in your browser Copyright © 2019 NucleusHealth, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Here is My Question:
Why do I have days when I'm so sad and cry so much? Is it the MS or the glatopa injections? Before MS I never had this problem even during the worst days in my life. I never cried and always had control. I'm 57 and am still working and in good health. Answer: Feeling sad and not being able to control certain emotional expressions such as crying, laughing or smiling are not necessarily related in people with MS. It is definitely important to first determine if these symptoms are a sign of depression. Even if your description of sadness is felt to be a symptom of depression, you could still be having difficulty controlling the ‘release’ of your emotions because of areas of the brain affected by MS. All of these symptoms are amenable to treatment, so talk to your MS specialist. Good luck Revere (Rip) Kinkel MD Professor of Clinical Neurosciences Director of the Multiple Sclerosis Program Clinical Neurosciences Director University of California San Diego |
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