Re: FDA - Xolair Safety Review

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MRIs are wonderful advanced tools in diagnosing disease but they fall short in

many diseases, MS being one of them. They tend to take a snapshot of the brain

at one point in time and do not have the sophistication yet to show many forms

of brain injury and disease.

I really suspect (hope springs eternal) that some day some sort of

tool/equipment will be developed that shows things happening in the brains of

patients who have severe allergies that affect thought processes, and lots of

body functions described fairly often on this board. Many of us are not taken

seriously because except for a few tests that are challenged by other docs &

insurance it's really hard to define allergies and what they do. Probably it's

a cluster of diseases.

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> > > If you are concerned about how you are reacting to the medication, why

don't you stop taking it? It is not like prednisone, you can just stop taking

it. We are all allowed to chose what we put into our bodies, food, medication

and otherwise.

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> > I agree with . There are some on this board who are having nothing but

problems with Xolair and need to speak with their doctors about quitting the

medication and going back on Prednisone.

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> > Doug

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