Multiple sclerosis treatment with plasmapheresis

Plasmapheresis is a proven method for effectively treating multiple sclerosis. Harmful substances like toxins, pathogens, antigens, antibodies, and poisons can build up in your blood plasma. When old plasma is replaced with new one, specific antibodies are removed. These antibodies can damage the myelin sheath of nerve fibers, leading to the development of multiple sclerosis. Plasmapheresis involves removing parts of this "sick" liquid blood from your bloodstream to eliminate all the toxic products of the disease. Your plasma will recover quickly but no longer contain poisonous substances; it will be healthy. This method safely and painlessly cleanses your blood of toxins, harmful microorganisms, and antibodies that can lead to brain damage. The procedure takes place in several stages:Blood is taken from the patient;Plasma is separated using a special centrifuge and purified using special filters;Plasma containing antibodies and slags is eliminated from the body and replaced by a plasma substitute or donor plasma;Then, the blood is returned to the patient with all the purified white and red blood cells. The treatment has an immunomodulatory effect by activating immune system cells and providing increased protection for the whole organism for a certain period.