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Opicinumab (anti-LINGO-1)

Opicinumab (also known as anti-LINGO-1 and BIIB033) was an experimental drug investigated as a treatment to promote myelin repair in multiple sclerosis. Clinical studies were halted in 2020.
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Imipramine (Tofranil)

Imipramine is a drug used to treat depression. In multiple sclerosis (MS), it is sometimes used to treat pain, particularly nerve pain or altered sensations. It can also be used for some mild bladder symptoms.
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Co-morbidity

Co-morbidity means having more than one disease or condition at the same time. Co-morbidities are common among people with MS.
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Relaxation

Carrying out relaxation techniques can help bring many health benefits, especially if you live with MS. They can help generate a feeling of peace and calm if you're feeling anxious, stressed or overwhelmed.
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Dental fillings

There have been some claims that mercury leaking from the dental amalgam used in fillings damages the immune system and can cause or worsen MS. Learn more in this A-Z entry.
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Managing work and study

Want to find out more about working and studying with multiple sclerosis (MS)? This page has links to information on working and studying with MS.
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MS Decisions aid

Compare the different types of disease modifying drugs (DMDs) that are available to treat multiple sclerosis (MS).
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Dysarthria

Dysarthria is a speech disorder that can occur in multiple sclerosis. It is caused by weakness or lack of coordination in the muscles used in speaking.
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Orelabrutinib

Orelabrutinib is a Bruton's tyrosine kinase inhibitor (BTKi) being tested as a new treatment for relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis (MS).
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  • MS information & support
    • About MS
      • What is MS?
      • Types of MS
      • Causes of MS
      • How common is multiple sclerosis?
      • MS research
      • Newly diagnosed
      • Young people and MS
      • Living with advanced MS
    • Symptoms & diagnosis
      • Worried you have MS?
      • Signs and symptoms
      • How is MS diagnosed?
      • What's causing my symptoms?
      • Managing relapses
    • Drugs & treatments
      • How is MS treated?
      • Disease modifying drugs (DMDs)
      • MS Decisions
      • Drugs in development
      • Treatment finder
      • Non-drug therapies
    • Health & wellbeing
      • Thinking and memory problems
      • Staying Smart
      • Exercise
      • Diet and MS
      • Wellbeing
    • Family, care & money
      • Relationships and family life
      • Care and carers
      • Home and travel
      • Work, money and legal
    • Support & services
      • Contact our MS helpline
      • MS services near me
      • My MS expert
      • Order a free MS publication
      • Listen to our podcast
      • Join our Facebook group
      • Find support groups
  • A-Z of MS
  • What we do
    • About us
    • Who we are
      • Our story
      • Our directors
      • Our trustees
    • Our research and reports
    • How we are funded
    • History of MSRTE
    • Contact us
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    • Fundraise
      • MS Trust Exclusives
      • Do it your way
      • Trekking and walking events
      • Running events
      • Cycling events
      • Daredevil events
      • Fundraise while you shop
      • Get your fundraising guide
      • Pay in your fundraising
    • Raise awareness
      • Bring Your MS to Work
      • World MS Day 2026
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    • Volunteer
    • Leave a gift in your will
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