Miruvor
ME/CFS RelapsedBenefit faded or relapsed

IVIG Who has Benefited

Condition
ME/CFS
At worst
Not stated
Ill for
Not stated
Published
Apr 2016

Summary

After a single 20-gram IVIG infusion (30g had been prescribed but insurance limited the dose), felt more energetic the very next day and had better days than any since her illness began; the effect lasted roughly two weeks with some lingering benefit through the rest of the month before fading. Her doctor was seeking approval for infusions every two weeks, and she believed continued treatment could bring "some real improvement," but as of this single-dose report the gain was real but temporary.

Read it in their words

forums.phoenixrising.me

What they credit

Credits IVIG, IVIG / subcutaneous Ig.

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