The AIMS definitive guide to HSCT for MS. All your frequently asked questions answered about HSCT, AHSCT and how it relates to Multiple Sclerosis. Covering: what the HSCT treatment involves, the pros/cons and risks, the eligibility criteria for HSCT on the NHS, plus other non NHS options for HSCT and much more

Download our FAQ PDF guide. It covers: –

• What is HSCT for MS (Multiple Sclerosis)?

• How does HSCT work?

• Can HSCT cure MS?

• What are the benefits of HSCT?

• How many times do I need to have HSCT?

• Is HSCT a good treatment for Multiple Sclerosis?

• What is the difference between AHSCT and HSCT?

• What is the Difference between Myeloablative and Non-Myeloablative HSCT?

• Can I get HSCT on the NHS?

• What are the criteria for HSCT on the NHS?

• Are there any reasons I wouldn’t get HSCT on the NHS?

• What is the difference between an Active Lesion and a T2 Lesion?

• What does EDSS mean?

• Where else can I get HSCT?

• How much does HSCT cost privately / internationally?

• But I’ve seen a Stem Cell Therapy being offered for a LOT less than that!

• My Neurologist says that HSCT is very dangerous, with a high mortality rate – is this true?

• My Neurologist says HSCT is only for people with RRMS, but I have PPMS / SPMS / RPMS - does this mean I’m not suitable?

• I’m in a wheelchair – will HSCT allow me to walk again?

• I’ve had MS for over 20 years – is it too late for me to have HSCT?

• Will HSCT help my other MS Symptoms?

• Will I lose my fertility / risk secondary cancers from HSCT?