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Originally Posted by Ashartus
The difference is that any cancer treatment that is funded by the health system will have undergone clinical trials to demonstrate that it has a net beneficial effect. Treatments that haven't gone through these clinical trials, no matter how promising, are not funded by the health system. That doesn't remove the option of choosing such a procedure (any more than it removes the option of going for the Liberation surgery), but the health system doesn't pay for it.
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My main issue is, some people suffering from MS have a blockage in a vein in their body, and they are refused treatment for that blockage....while anyone else with a blockage is given the option for treatment of that blockage.
I am not looking at this as a sure all treatment for the cure of MS. I am looking at this from the angle that some citizens in this country have blockages and are refused treatment for such...and as I said before, I do not think it is in anyone's best interest to have a blockage that goes untreated in their body.
And to make it worse, MS patients are not even afforded an ultrasound to check if a blockage exists.